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.
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United States — Louisiana
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Some Louisiana notaries may replace a surety-company bond with a personal-surety bond if the parish presiding judge accepts it, and the Secretary of State must accept the substituted bond.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain medical, research, and company actors must keep human genetic sequencing data outside foreign adversary countries, block non-open-data remote access from those countries, and use reasonable security controls.
United States — Louisiana
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In large parishes, a towing company cannot charge more for towing and storage from private property than the local governing authority would have charged for a comparable public-property tow.
United States — Louisiana
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Rules and similar directives affecting covered financial institutions are effective only after written approval by the commissioner of financial institutions.
United States — Louisiana
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This section gives the short title: “Insurance Holding Company System Regulatory Law.”
United States — Louisiana
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The commissioner must regularly examine each savings bank and may make related regulations and investigative inquiries.
United States — Louisiana
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This section lets certain Louisiana retail alcohol permit holders use third-party delivery companies or platforms, but sets conditions for delivery, age verification, records, and compliance.
United States — Louisiana
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This section says the Part is called the “Transportation Network Company Motor Vehicle Responsibility Law.”
United States — Louisiana
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Captive insurance companies must file actuarially justified rates with the department, may use them after 45 days, and are not required to join a rating organization.
United States — Louisiana
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The secretary of state must determine, collect, and annually publish certain fees, and may collect the listed filing and service fees.
United States — Louisiana
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A railroad company must give written notice before closing or removing a private crossing, and the closure cannot happen until after a public hearing and required notices.
United States — Louisiana
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The division of diversity and opportunity must keep contact information for minority-inquiry contacts at insurance companies, provide services and assistance related to minority opportunities in insurance, review complaints, report apparent violations, and file annual reports.
United States — Louisiana
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Domestic and foreign limited liability companies must pay certain filing and related fees in advance.
United States — Louisiana
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Association secretaries must report delinquent fire insurance companies, associations, or underwriters to the commissioner of insurance; the commissioner must demand the statements, collect amounts due, pay them to the association, and deduct a 5% fee.
United States — Louisiana
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A minor under 16 working for a travelling theatrical company may perform in a play or musical comedy only with a special permit and only if the permit conditions are met.
United States — Louisiana
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This section gives the Chapter its short title: the "Louisiana Appraisal Management Company Licensing and Regulation Act."
United States — Louisiana
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Financial institutions may apply for membership, and members must make loans when called upon, subject to board-approved terms and stated loan limits.
United States — Louisiana
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A proprietary hospital management company may not buy a not-for-profit hospital if it managed that hospital at any time in the prior three years.
United States — Louisiana
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This section says what happens to an LLC member’s interest if the member dies, becomes incompetent, or is dissolved, and it gives certain representatives authority to act.
United States — Louisiana
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A notary and the surety remain liable for the notary’s failures, and a surety in Orleans Parish may cancel the bond for nonpayment if it gives registered-mail notice 30 days before a bond anniversary date.