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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Bail bond agents in the same agency or similar organization must be appointed to represent the same companies, and if one member is licensed and appointed as a professional bail bond agent, all members must be licensed and appointed too.
United States — Florida
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A finance company must not take value from a motor vehicle manufacturer or wholesale distributor if it may lessen competition or help create a monopoly.
United States — Florida
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When a domestication becomes effective, the domesticated LLC becomes the same entity without interruption, and the domesticating entity’s property, liabilities, and some rights continue in the new entity.
United States — Florida
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A protected series name must follow the statute’s naming rules, and if a series LLC changes its name, it must file a designation change for each protected series and update each name accordingly.
United States — Florida
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This section allows certain domestic and foreign entities to merge, and requires a not-for-profit merger to survive as a not-for-profit entity.
United States — Florida
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Florida law governs the internal affairs of a limited liability company and the liability of members and managers for company debts and other liabilities.
United States — Florida
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The State Board of Administration must divest certain investments and cannot invest in specified Cuba- or Venezuela-related entities; the Governor may waive one Venezuela-related restriction in limited circumstances.
United States — Florida
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This section defines “professional service,” “professional corporation,” and “professional limited liability company.”
United States — Florida
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A court may order an LLC to let records be inspected and copied, and it may require the LLC to pay related costs and attorney fees.
United States — Florida
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A company or other members may buy out the petitioning member’s interest instead of dissolving the LLC, subject to notice, court involvement, and deadlines.
United States — Florida
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This section says the remedies in s. 605.0503 also apply to a judgment creditor of certain protected-series interest holders and, in some cases, the series LLC itself.
United States — Florida
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A domestic fraternal benefit society may convert into a mutual life insurance company if it complies with chapter 628 and gets the required approvals.
United States — Florida
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A person may dissociate as a member at any time by express will; dissociation is wrongful only in specified situations, and the company’s governing documents may restrict assignment of an LLC interest before dissolution and winding up.
United States — Florida
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An application is not filed until the applicant gives the office all required information, and the office must investigate each filed application for a licensed family trust company.
United States — Florida
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Certain public officials must use a surety company for required fidelity or performance bonds, with some roles exempt.
United States — Florida
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This section creates the Florida Public Service Regulatory Trust Fund and requires regulated companies to pay fees to the commission, with notices, penalties, interest, and extension rules.
United States — Florida
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The registration fee and gross receipts tax do not apply to uniform rental companies or linen supply companies.
United States — Florida
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The provision states the legislative intent to allow certain individuals and professional entities to form a limited liability company to provide professional services to the public.
United States — Florida
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A family trust company cannot have more than one designated relative, and a licensed family trust company may have up to two.
United States — Florida
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Before voluntary liquidation begins, the bank or trust company’s president and cashier or other appropriate officers must give the office a full detailed statement of affairs, then send updated monthly statements until all liabilities are paid in full.