The bill mandates the Massachusetts Trial Court to generate a monthly report on summary process cases, particularly focusing on eviction filings, actions, and dispositions, as per General Laws Chapter 239, Section 15. This report will encompass detailed statistics on eviction cases, including the number of actions filed, default judgments, executions for possession orders, and pre-trial mediation outcomes. It will also monitor continuances and stays related to pending applications for short-term emergency rental assistance, along with the average duration of these delays. The reporting period is set from January 2024 to September 2025, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in the eviction process.

Furthermore, the bill introduces amendments regarding the legal representation of Massachusetts corporations, including limited liability companies, in court proceedings. It specifies that these entities cannot be represented by a corporate officer who is not a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth, except in small claims cases. This change is intended to ensure that legal representation is conducted by qualified individuals, thereby improving the integrity of the judicial process. Additionally, the bill updates statistical data on non-payment of rent cases, reflecting a slight increase in representation rates from 92.4% to 92.5%, among other adjustments to provide a more accurate understanding of legal representation in eviction cases.