Amends Michigan law to revise the types of cases heard by the business court.
The bill amends Michigan law to revise the types of cases heard by the business court. It specifies that the business court will hear actions involving business enterprises and commercial disputes, including those related to organizational structure, governance, finances, contractual agreements, and commercial transactions. It excludes certain types of actions such as personal injury, product liability, family division matters, probate, criminal matters, and employment discrimination. The changes take effect 90 days after the bill is enacted into law.
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