Revise non-recourse litigation funding agreement regulations

Added a new definition for 'commercial litigation financier' to distinguish it from non-profits and pro bono arrangements.

Added a new definition for 'commercial litigation financing agreement' to cover contracts like options or swaps that function similarly to funding agreements.

Added a requirement for commercial litigation financiers to register with the Attorney General, mirroring the requirements for consumer legal funding companies.

Added a ban on commercial litigation financiers making decisions regarding the conduct of a legal claim, such as settlement strategy or counsel selection.

Added a prohibition on entering into funding agreements with persons or entities not domiciled in the United States.

Added specific provisions requiring attorneys to disclose funding agreements to the Attorney General and prohibiting attorneys from referring clients to companies where they have a financial interest.

Reorganized the text layout and formatting to match the Senate's version of the bill.

Added new sections 1357.09 and 1357.10 to regulate commercial litigation financiers, requiring them to register with the attorney general and prohibiting them from influencing legal strategy or accessing confidential court documents.

Updated the definition of 'charges' to explicitly state that it includes interest and all administrative, origination, and other fees, regardless of how they are labeled.

Expanded the list of cosponsors to include Representatives Hall, D., Deeter, King, Lorenz, Barhorst, Brennan, Ghanbari, John, McClain, Odioso, Peterson, Ray, Roemer, Sigrist, Williams, and Willis.

Added a new requirement for commercial litigation financiers to register with the attorney general, mirroring the registration process already required for consumer legal funding companies.

Added authority for the attorney general to file complaints seeking equitable remedies, including barring non-compliant financiers from doing business in Ohio.