Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
869 matching statutes
United States — Florida
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Trust companies or trust departments may create common trust funds and invest fiduciary funds in them if the governing instrument or order allows it and, for cofiduciaries, consent is obtained.
United States — Florida
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A series limited liability company may not take part in, be formed by, or be the surviving company of certain conversions, domestications, interest exchanges, or mergers, except as otherwise provided in s. 605.2604.
United States — Florida
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A limited liability company must file articles of dissolution after a triggering event, and the articles must include specified information. The department must file them and issue a certificate if they comply with law and fees are paid.
United States — Florida
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The commission can require telecom companies to provide and keep records, and it must protect proprietary confidential business information in commission proceedings.
United States — Florida
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Motor vehicle manufacturers and wholesale distributors must not give, pay, or promise anything of value to a finance company if it may reduce competition or create a monopoly.
United States — Florida
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A conversion plan is ineffective unless approved, and domestic LLC members with voting rights must get written notice before the approval meeting.
United States — Florida
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A series LLC and a registered foreign series LLC must list certain protected series names in the annual report.
United States — Florida
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Solvent surety companies authorized to do business and execute bonds in Florida are not subject to the surety-number, residence affidavit, and justification requirements in ss. 30.01-30.04.
United States — Florida
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A registered agent may file a statement of change with the department if the agent changes name or address, and must promptly notify the represented company of the filing and changes.
United States — Florida
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This section defines “regulated company” for use in specified sections.
United States — Florida
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Dissolving an LLC does not transfer its assets, stop or pause proceedings, or end the registered agent’s authority.
United States — Florida
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In a derivative action, the company gets the proceeds, not the plaintiff. If the plaintiff receives proceeds, the plaintiff must तुरंत remit them to the company. If the action succeeds in whole or part, the court may award the plaintiff reasonable expenses, including attorney fees and costs, from the company’s recovery