Missouri Revised Statutes § 375.251 - Actions by and against companies
Insurance companies may sue members or stockholders over business-related matters, and members or stockholders may sue the company for covered loss if payment is held back for more than two months after it becomes due. Only the state director of commerce and insurance may bring actions to wind up or dissolve an insuran
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Insurance companies may sue members or stockholders over business-related matters, and members or stockholders may sue the company for covered loss if payment is held back for more than two months after it becomes due. Only the state director of commerce and insurance may bring actions to wind up or dissolve an insurance company or distribute its assets to creditors.
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