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.
869 matching statutes
United States — Florida
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A corporation or LLC organized under this act may not do business outside the professional services it was organized to provide, but it may invest its funds and own property needed to provide those services.
United States — Florida
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Municipalities and certain private companies may carry out listed water, sewer, garbage, utility, and related construction activities, but they may not build an authorized system or utility if a similar one is already operating nearby unless consent is given.
United States — Florida
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The company must tell members whether appraisal rights may apply and may have to send extra statutes and financial statements with the notice.
United States — Florida
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The department charges set fees for specified LLC filings and certificates.
United States — Florida
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Rental car companies may not rent certain marked for-hire vehicles in the state, and a violation can trigger a $500 fine per occurrence.
United States — Florida
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Bank and trust company directors and certain officers must meet board-size, citizenship, residency, experience, filing, and oath requirements.
United States — Florida
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A series LLC’s operating agreement governs protected-series internal affairs and several related relationships, unless this section or other specified sections provide otherwise.
United States — Florida
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A Florida LLC may amend or restate its articles of organization, but it must file the required document with the department and include specified information.
United States — Florida
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This section says a transferable interest may be transferred, but the transferee does not get management or ordinary information rights just from the transfer.
United States — Florida
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Guardians holding Veterans Affairs funds may invest only in the listed investments, and only to the extent of those funds, unless another law authorizes otherwise.
United States — Florida
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Certain fiduciaries and banks or trust companies may deposit eligible U.S. government-backed securities with a Federal Reserve Bank, and they must keep records and give written certifications on demand.
United States — Florida
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A merger is not effective unless it is approved in the required way, and certain members must get written notice before the approval meeting.
United States — Florida
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In an appraisal proceeding, the court determines and allocates costs and may also allocate expenses; a successful member suing directly for a required payment may recover suit costs and attorney fees.
United States — Florida
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This section says when a claim can try to disregard a limitation of liability, and when failure to follow formalities is or is not a basis for doing so.
United States — Florida
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If reinstatement is denied, the department must give written reasons, and the foreign limited liability company may appeal within 30 days.
United States — Florida
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The state board may consider public information about certain publicly traded companies and, if it makes the specified determination, support the MacBride Principles by notifying, asking about, encouraging, and proxy-voting in favor of them.
United States — Florida
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Bank and trust company directors may declare dividends only after required charge-offs and surplus funding, and banks may not pay dividends when profits are a loss, capital would fall below required levels, or the bank is imminently insolvent.
United States — Florida
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Related companies may use a mark legitimately, and that use counts for the mark owner, unless the mark is used to deceive the public.
United States — Florida
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A liquidator has power to take control of a bank’s assets, pursue and settle claims, sell property with court approval, borrow money for liquidation, pay liquidation expenses, and report regularly to the office.
United States — Florida
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If a municipality refuses to renew a private utility franchise after it expires, it must buy the utility property, with price set by agreement or arbitration, and may need to start condemnation proceedings if the arbitrators cannot agree.