Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
2,033 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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The Alabama Development Office must review each certified capital company every year, and the company must pay the review cost under a reasonable fee schedule. The director may decertify a company if noncompliance continues after notice and the hearing opportunity.
United States — Alabama
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This provision says an LLC agreement can control how it is amended, can grant rights to non-parties, governs obligations to transferees and dissociated members, and can control conflicts with effective filed writings.
United States — Alabama
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The Alabama Public Service Commission must review affected connecting telephone companies’ earnings and can require rate and charge reductions if earnings exceed authorized levels. If a connecting company got a contingent revenue increase from a supersedeas order, it has the right to file a new rate schedule to recover
United States — Alabama
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Bank holding companies must provide reports to the superintendent, and the superintendent may examine a bank holding company if there is reason to believe it is not complying with state law or safe banking practices.
United States — Alabama
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This provision says which law governs the internal affairs, member liability, authority of members and agents, and asset liability of limited liability companies and foreign limited liability companies.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent must inspect Alabama banks on a regular basis and may also examine bank holding companies and related affiliates in certain circumstances.
United States — Alabama
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This article says a company may acquire an Alabama bank or Alabama bank holding company, and an Alabama bank holding company may acquire an out-of-state bank or bank holding company, subject to the article’s conditions.
United States — Alabama
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Certain captive insurance companies must follow the title’s investment rules, with some waivers and commissioner controls. Some captives are free from investment restrictions, but the commissioner can block risky investments. Only pure captives and protected cell captives may make loans to parents or affiliates, and on
United States — Alabama
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A genetic testing company must give consumers clear plain-language policy information, get required consents before certain uses or disclosures of genetic data, provide ways for consumers to access or delete data and revoke consent, and avoid disclosure to insurers or employers without express written consent.
United States — Alabama
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Municipalities may not charge insurance companies above the listed license/privilege tax amounts, and covered companies must file an annual verified statement and pay the amount due.
United States — Alabama
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Professional bail companies may not write appearance bonds unless they have authorization, and they must keep filing and certifying bond, escrow, and related qualification documents with the circuit judge and clerk.
United States — Alabama
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A limited liability company must be dissolved and its affairs wound up when the first listed dissolution event occurs.
United States — Alabama
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A company becomes an approved company only after the Secretary of Commerce and the Governor make the required findings.
United States — Alabama
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An LLC must keep specified records, and members or dissociated members may inspect and copy them if they give the required written notice and meet the stated purpose and timing conditions.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines several bail-bonding terms, including the board, professional bail company, bondsman, surety bondsman, surety company, and recovery agent.
United States — Alabama
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This section says an LLC agreement generally controls member relations, but it cannot override several listed statutory limits or eliminate the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
United States — Alabama
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The LLC agreement may place management under members, managers, or another structure, and members may act without a meeting and use proxies. Members are generally not entitled to pay for services, except reasonable compensation for winding up.
United States — Alabama
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Certain business entities and sponsors may participate in a protected cell captive insurance company, and participants must insure only approved risks.
United States — Alabama
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This provision defines terms used in the article, including apprentice, board, employee, professional bail company, professional bondsman, professional surety bondsman, professional surety company, and recovery agent.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including articles of organization, business entity, financial rights, foreign limited liability company, governance rights, limited liability company, member, and operating agreement.