Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
296 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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Certain business entities may practice architecture in the state if they meet ownership, control, execution, and supervision conditions, and they must follow board rules on information, fees, renewal, and reinstatement.
United States — Alabama
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Wine manufacturers need a board license, and licensed manufacturers face limits on sales, labels, records, reports, and inspections.
United States — Alabama
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This provision lists and defines terms used in Article 8, such as adverse claim, broker, clearing corporation, financial asset, securities intermediary, and security entitlement.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines terms used in the chapter.
United States — Alabama
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This provision sets out how the board is organized, who it may appoint, what records and inspections the executive director must handle, and how board funds and property acquisition money are managed.
United States — Alabama
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The authority may replace mutilated, lost, stolen, or destroyed bonds and coupons, but only under stated conditions. It must also keep detailed records, and paying agents must mark retired securities as cancelled and deliver them to the authority for destruction.
United States — Alabama
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A presiding circuit judge may spend county law library funds for listed law-library and court-related purposes, may dispose of outdated library property, may direct the district court judge to help run the library, and the fund must be audited like other county general funds.
United States — Alabama
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Domestic insurers and registered insurers must follow notice, threshold, accounting, and surplus rules for affiliate transactions and extraordinary dividends/distributions.
United States — Alabama
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A person may seek a certificate to establish and operate a health maintenance organization, but operating one in the state without that certificate is forbidden.
United States — Alabama
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This provision sets how the retirement board and secretary-treasurer are staffed, how the board acts, and how expenses and records are handled.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter about public institutions of higher education and protected expressive activity.
United States — Alabama
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This section restricts who may use accounting titles like CPA or public accountant, and who may issue attest or compilation reports.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including AICPA, attest, board, CPA, firm, license, licensee, owner, peer review, preparation of financial statement, report, and state.
United States — Alabama
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Applicants must apply for the environmental tag and pay required fees; the board must seek approval for the tag design and manage a trust fund with limits on spending principal.
United States — Alabama
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This provision says when a person stops being a member of an LLC, including voluntary exit, listed events, and other events set in the operating agreement.
United States — Alabama
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A fire district may levy a fire protection fee only after voter approval, and several buildings and uses are exempt.
United States — Alabama
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Professional employer organizations and clients must use a written contract, and the PEO must give covered employees written notice about the co-employment relationship.
United States — Alabama
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This section creates the Alabama Board for Registered Interior Designers and sets rules for its membership, meetings, nominations, chair succession, and staffing.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including AICPA, attest, board, compilation, firm, license, licensee, owner, peer review, preparation of financial statement, report, and state.
United States — Alabama
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Captive insurance companies may apply for a commissioner-issued license, but they must meet licensing, filing, location, governance, fee, and reporting requirements, and they are limited in the types of risks and coverage they may write.