United States — Louisiana
RS 45:843
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Telephone companies in Louisiana must provide certain 911/E911 telephone-number records on request, under PSC-approved terms, and the PSC may set procedures.
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United States — Louisiana
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Telephone companies in Louisiana must provide certain 911/E911 telephone-number records on request, under PSC-approved terms, and the PSC may set procedures.
United States — Louisiana
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A court may dissolve a limited liability company if a member applies and it is not reasonably practicable to carry on business under the company’s governing documents.
United States — Louisiana
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Captive insurance companies must keep minimum capital and surplus amounts before issuing policies or reinsurance contracts, and branch captive companies must keep capital and surplus at all times.
United States — Louisiana
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Corporations engaged in commerce are prohibited from acquiring shares of competing corporations when the deal may lessen competition, restrain commerce, or create a monopoly.
United States — Louisiana
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Non-banks are generally forbidden to use bank-related words in names, signs, papers, or public representations; limited trust-related exceptions apply, and violations can be fined up to $1,000 per day.
United States — Louisiana
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A company must keep individual trip records and driver records for at least three years.
United States — Louisiana
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Public officers required by law to give bond must post bond secured by a local personal surety or a qualified surety company in the state.
United States — Louisiana
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If a railroad company does not comply with R.S. 45:566 through 45:567, the governor, through the Attorney General, must stop it from operating trains in this state until it complies.
United States — Louisiana
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A captive insurance company may not transact insurance in the state unless it first gets a certificate of authority from the commissioner.
United States — Louisiana
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Two-thirds of the licensed fire insurance companies in the state may organize a fire insurance patrol association in a city with at least 50,000 people, and companies in the city where it is based must join and get one vote each.
United States — Louisiana
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The railway company must pay the arbitration award within 30 days, and if it does not, it must pay the stock owner 5% a month plus the awarded damages.
United States — Louisiana
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An interlocal risk management agency is not treated as an insurance company or insurer, and related agreements or fund activities are not treated as insurance business.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including company, critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, designated country, and governmental entity.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines key terms for the chapter and says the board may define terms by rule, but only consistently with the chapter. It also says the chapter does not apply to persons and corporations exempted by R.S. 37:3298.
United States — Louisiana
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For life insurance companies, net income is gross income minus listed deductions.
United States — Louisiana
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A professional dental corporation or limited liability company may only do business related to dentistry, but it may hold property for investment or for use in its dental practice.
United States — Louisiana
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This chapter is called the Louisiana Business and Industrial Development Company Act, also known as the Louisiana BIDCO Act.
United States — Louisiana
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Banks are generally barred from making loans secured by their own stock or their parent company’s stock, and state banks are generally barred from buying or redeeming that stock.
United States — Louisiana
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Each licensee must use a name that includes “BIDCO,” must not do business under a different name, must keep a board or managers meeting monthly, and must notify the commissioner in writing within 30 days of certain changes in directors, managers, or officers.
United States — Louisiana
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Railway companies that violate R.S. 45:455 can be fined $50 to $500; the section does not apply in certain strike, government-regulation, or beyond-control situations.