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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.
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United States — Louisiana
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After a limited liability company is fully liquidated, members or the liquidator must sign a dissolution certificate, file it with the secretary of state, and the secretary of state must record it and issue the certificate of dissolution.
United States — Louisiana
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This section says the cited transportation network company provisions should be read broadly and that transportation network companies and their participating drivers must strictly comply with certain requirements.
United States — Louisiana
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The Secretary of State must release the surety company when a notarial bond with personal surety is filed and recorded, and someone requests the release.
United States — Louisiana
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This section states the chapter’s purposes: to encourage business and industrial development companies, support licensing and enforcement, and promote fraud prevention, competent management, recordkeeping, and communication with shareholders or members.
United States — Louisiana
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Directors and officers of the reorganizing mutual serve as the directors and officers of the reorganized company until new ones are duly elected, unless the plan of reorganization says otherwise.
United States — Louisiana
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Before getting a certificate of authority, association captive insurance companies must deposit a specified trust or safekeeping receipt with the commissioner showing a $100,000 deposit.
United States — Louisiana
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If Louisiana law conflicts with another state’s law on LLC liability, Louisiana law controls. LLCs formed under this Chapter are intended to be recognized outside the state, subject to reasonable registration requirements.
United States — Louisiana
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The section requires audits/reviews of certain decertified investment pools and requires certified capital companies to remit specified percentages of excess distributions to the Louisiana Economic Development Fund.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain large owners, directors, and officers of a domestic stock insurance company must file ownership statements with the commissioner of insurance.
United States — Louisiana
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Public utilities employers may not require a specific bonding company for an employee’s bond, and must accept a Louisiana-authorized bonding company chosen by the employee, except where the employer pays the premium and does not charge it to the employee.
United States — Louisiana
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Investments of certified capital in a certified Louisiana capital company made before June 27, 1996 must be treated as one investment pool, and the pool’s investment date is the certification or recertification date of that company.
United States — Louisiana
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The commissioner may refuse, suspend, or revoke a captive insurance company’s certificate of authority after an examination if listed conditions are met. An affected aggrieved party may demand a hearing.
United States — Louisiana
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A trust company may invest in securities, but it must keep at least 40% of capital in liquid assets unless the commissioner approves less, and it generally may not hold more than 15% of capital in one issuer’s securities unless the commissioner authorizes more.
United States — Louisiana
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Companies with taxable property in Louisiana must file an annual report with the Louisiana Tax Commission by April 1.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain LLC-related applicants may reserve a specified name, and the secretary of state must reserve an available name for 120 days.
United States — Louisiana
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A street railway company covered by R.S. 45:671 may buy, lease, or use railroad property in a municipality.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain railroad, steamboat, express, telegraph, telephone, and sleeping-car personnel must follow commission orders on depot and service requirements, and violations can lead to fines or jail.
United States — Louisiana
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A company must file the complete annual report by April 1 or risk delinquency notice, certification, and a civil penalty.
United States — Louisiana
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The collector may examine records of transportation companies in the state at reasonable hours, and may go to court if a company refuses.
United States — Louisiana
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A troubled state-chartered financial institution or holding company must seek the commissioner’s permission before adding new directors or executive officers.