RSA 491:7-a Business and Commercial Dispute Docket.

I. Without limiting the jurisdiction vested in any court in the state, and subject to the appointment of a presiding justice by the governor with the consent of the executive council as provided in this section, the supreme court may establish by court order not inconsistent with this section, a business and commercial dispute docket in the superior court which shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine business and commercial disputes, as described in this section, when:
(a) The parties have consented to the jurisdiction of the business and commercial dispute docket by agreement or stipulation;
(b) At least one party is a "business entity" as defined in paragraph II;
(c) No party is a consumer as that term is defined in paragraph II; and
(d) If money dama