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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Claims for damages against appraisers or appraisal management companies generally must be filed within 2 years of discovery and cannot be filed more than 4 years after the appraisal work was performed or should have been performed.
United States — Florida
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A member may file a statement of dissociation, and a manager in a manager-managed LLC may file a statement of resignation, with the department.
United States — Florida
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Local exchange telecommunications companies must keep tariffs with the commission for network access services, and interexchange telecommunications companies may not charge an intrastate connection fee or similarly named fee.
United States — Florida
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A person can become a member of an LLC according to the formation agreement, later by specified post-formation events or consent, and may do so without a transferable interest or required contribution.
United States — Florida
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Telecommunications companies must publish schedules of rates and charges, and if they do not file them with the commission they must tell customers where to view them.
United States — Florida
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It is unlawful for any person to make, buy, sell, or give away duplicate keys for railroad switch locks in this state, unless done on the written order of the railroad officer responsible for issuing those keys.
United States — Florida
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A licensed family trust company that wants to stop doing business must file a certified board or member resolution with the office, and after its fiduciary duties are discharged it must certify that discharge and give up its license.
United States — Florida
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The commission may assess a telecommunications company for reasonable travel costs when records are kept out of state, and the company may bring the records into the state for review.
United States — Florida
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A trust department and certain related bank departments may share personnel, facilities, and services, if doing so is not prohibited by law.
United States — Florida
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An interest exchange needs the required approvals, and voting members must get written notice before the approval meeting.
United States — Florida
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State banks and state trust companies must pay specified examination fees and assessments, and many applications filed with the office must include nonrefundable fees.
United States — Florida
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A member may bring a derivative action to enforce a limited liability company’s right if a prior demand is made and not acted on within a reasonable time, or if demand would be futile or delay would cause irreparable injury.
United States — Florida
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Trust companies and trust departments must keep fiduciary books and records separate, and keep fiduciary assets separate from other assets.
United States — Florida
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Banks and state trust companies may merge into a resulting state bank or state trust company if they file an application with the office and get approval.
United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in this part of the statute.
United States — Florida
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This section gives the commission authority over telecommunications interconnection disputes, requires rules against unauthorized service changes, and sets duties around access, number resources, and dispute timelines.
United States — Florida
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Private companies or corporations operating these works are liable for damages caused by their acts, negligence, or injury to others' rights.
United States — Florida
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Family trust companies must keep minimum capital accounts of at least $250,000, or $350,000 when two designated relatives are named, and the initial capital must come from approved asset groups excluding organization expenses.
United States — Florida
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The code does not authorize granting a charter to a trust company or granting trust powers to a bank or association when those powers are limited to less than a general trust business.
United States — Florida
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Motor vehicle manufacturers and wholesale distributors may not make dealer sales conditional on financing only through a designated finance company when the arrangement may reduce competition or create a monopoly; such arrangements are void.