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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Officers and related agents of an awarding authority generally may not require bidders to use a particular surety or insurance provider for public works contracts, and may not themselves negotiate or procure most surety bonds or insurance; limited exceptions apply.
United States — Alabama
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Choice of law for derivative actions involving a foreign limited liability company is generally the law of the state where the company was formed, with certain issues instead governed by this state’s law.
United States — Alabama
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Captive insurance companies may not join or financially support certain plans or funds in the state, and they and related parties may not receive benefits from those funds for claims tied to the captive’s operations.
United States — Alabama
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Railroad companies, and in one case mining, manufacturing, and quarrying companies, may operate several transportation methods and related assets, but railroad companies need a certificate before running motor vehicles on state highways.
United States — Alabama
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Fire insurance companies doing business in the state must report fire losses to the Fire Marshal and, for suspicious fires, make an immediate preliminary report.
United States — Alabama
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Qualified employees and qualified investment funds can have gains from dispositions of qualified entity interests not recognized, if the stated conditions are met.
United States — Alabama
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Fire insurance companies doing business in the city must file a sworn annual report with the board of trustees by February 1.
United States — Alabama
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An authorized insurance company may do business in a city or town after paying or tendering the amount set by the local ordinance, and its agents do not have to pay extra privilege or occupational taxes for representing it or soliciting business.
United States — Alabama
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Premium finance companies and their employees must not give rebates, inducements, or other valuable consideration tied to financing insurance contracts, but a premium finance company may buy or acquire a premium finance agreement from another premium finance company if the agreement complies with the chapter.
United States — Alabama
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Transportation companies covered by this chapter must accept qualifying freight and forward it within a reasonable time, subject to reasonable rules, and may owe money if they fail to do so.
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.
United States — Alabama
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Captive insurance companies must file annual financial reports and related statements, usually by March 1 or June 30, with some special rules and commissioner approvals or waivers.
United States — Alabama
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Some incentivized companies can get an additional 0.5% jobs credit for veteran-related wages, but a company claiming one credit option cannot also claim another specified credit for the same project portion.
United States — Alabama
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If a required signer or filer does not act, an aggrieved person may ask a court to order the signing, delivery, or unsigned filing of the writing.
United States — Alabama
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An owner or consignee may sue connecting carriers jointly for freight loss, damage, or destruction caused by delay or neglect, after notice and a 30-day nonpayment period.
United States — Alabama
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Only a title insurance company or a qualifying in-state attorney agent may serve as a satisfaction agent; the article does not require anyone to take on that role.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
A street railroad company may be allowed to run its cars over another street railroad company’s tracks if it pays just compensation and follows local ordinances.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
If a transportation company refuses or neglects to set a joint rate, the commission may fix it after notice and hearing.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
A limited liability company is dissolved and wound up when the first listed event happens.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent and examiners may examine witnesses, require records, and compel attendance for bank-related examinations. The section also allows removal and civil money penalties for certain false entries or false statements, and it keeps authority alive for up to six years after a person leaves office.