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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Only authorized financial institutions may conduct certain banking activities in Florida, and restricted entities or persons may not use banking-related names or misleading branding in ways that suggest they are a financial institution.
United States — Florida
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This section says what happens when an interest exchange becomes effective, including changes to interests, member rights, and liability.
United States — Florida
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This section limits certain vehicle-size requirements for county-licensed or county-permitted nonemergency medical transportation providers, allows some transportation network companies to provide Medicaid nonemergency medical transportation if screening and contract/referral conditions are met, and directs the Agency
United States — Florida
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County commissioners must appoint trustees or a qualified trust company for county bonds, and the appointee must post bond and account for funds unless the law allows otherwise.
United States — Florida
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The department must authorize and file a foreign LLC’s certificate of authority application if it meets filing requirements and the filing fees are paid.
United States — Florida
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An eligible individual self-insurer may contract to take on the liabilities of contractors and subcontractors working on or near its property.
United States — Florida
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People or entities who have sued to collect a debt or obtained a judgment may seek a writ of garnishment.
United States — Florida
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Providers must notify the office about management changes, submit required information for new management, and remove disapproved or newly discovered disqualifying management; the office may disapprove new management in specified cases.
United States — Florida
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This section defines “distribution company,” “person,” and “utility service.”
United States — Florida
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Obligations issued under this act are treated as legal investments and as eligible securities that may be deposited as collateral for public funds.
United States — Florida
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A limited liability company is dissolved and must wind up its activities and affairs when one of the listed events happens.
United States — Florida
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Insurance companies must use due diligence and the Department of Revenue’s database when assigning insured property to local taxing jurisdictions, or they may face a 0.5% penalty. The Department must also create, update, and post the database on set annual deadlines.
United States — Florida
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Insurance companies and local jurisdictions must use and support the Department of Revenue’s local tax situs database, and certain insurers may avoid liability or penalty if they use it with due diligence.
United States — Florida
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A member may bring a direct action against another member, a manager, or the LLC, but must first plead and prove one of two injury-based conditions.
United States — Florida
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Telecommunications company staff and certain office managers must not disclose telephone message contents or customer account records except in listed circumstances, and violations are second-degree misdemeanors.
United States — Florida
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Certain contracts with an investment manager must require a disclaimer in specified written communications, and the governmental entity may terminate the contract if the disclaimer is omitted.
United States — Florida
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Certain fertilizer companies must get a department license or registration before distribution, and they must pay fees and submit required application or label information.
United States — Florida
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This section defines when a person knows or has notice of a fact, and how one person notifies another of a fact.
United States — Florida
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Florida Business Corporation Act meeting rules apply to state banks and trust companies, unless they conflict with or are superseded by financial institutions codes.
United States — Florida
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This section says this chapter may be cited as the “Florida Family Trust Company Act.”