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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This section allows certain lawful provisions for a dental LLC to be placed in an agreement among all owners, makes that agreement binding, allows majority termination, and requires a duplicate copy to be filed at the registered office and open for inspection.
United States — Louisiana
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A trust company may acquire and manage real estate only under this Part and with the commissioner’s prior written approval, and must file a divestiture plan for property that does not qualify for continued holding.
United States — Louisiana
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This section says the listed remedies are additional to other legal remedies, and limits when developers and exchange companies are liable for information connected to timeshare exchange programs.
United States — Louisiana
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A corporation may be chartered as a trust company if the commissioner authorizes it, and the commissioner may use other banking, corporate, and LLC provisions to regulate trust companies and handle their dissolution.
United States — Louisiana
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A telephone or telegraph company may let someone else remove abandoned lines, and it is not liable for damages or injuries from that removal if the abandoned cable is within its exclusive right of way.
United States — Louisiana
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This section makes it unlawful for certain bank holding companies, subsidiaries, employees, and companies to open a bank, become a bank holding company without the right corporate purpose, or engage in insurance activity outside the stated exception.
United States — Louisiana
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The state fire marshal must get workers’ compensation insurance for qualifying volunteer fire members, and certain covered persons are entitled to medical benefits.
United States — Louisiana
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Trust companies must be organized and governed under this law, include a required statement in their organizational documents, submit those documents to the commissioner, and return a charter immediately if the company becomes inactive or stops the business for which it was chartered.
United States — Louisiana
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Out-of-state savings and loan holding companies and out-of-state associations generally may not buy Louisiana voting securities or ownership interests if the purchase would put them over 10% ownership, unless the deal is a tender or exchange offer to all holders.
United States — Louisiana
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Volunteer fire members may receive a critical illness benefit, and the state fire marshal and fire companies have notice, information, and administration duties.
United States — Louisiana
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The Louisiana Public Service Commission must require certain companies in Louisiana to set reasonable and just joint through rates and charges when asked by any person, and telephone or telegraph companies are not required to connect their wires and apparatus with another company’s.
United States — Louisiana
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An airport operator may choose to collect certain airport-use charges from tenant auto rental customers as a separate line-item charge, but if it does so, it cannot use other collection methods for those charges.
United States — Louisiana
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State-chartered trust companies in Louisiana are covered by this Chapter, and older charters had to be submitted to the commissioner for substitution by December 31, 2003.
United States — Louisiana
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The board of a trust company is responsible for overseeing the trust company’s fiduciary powers.
United States — Louisiana
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The board must collect and the affected appraisal management companies must report required information and fees; companies that do not meet the listed minimum qualifications cannot be included in the National Registry, and a stated exemption removes some subsidiary entities from the chapter.
United States — Louisiana
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A certified Louisiana capital company may voluntarily decertify certain investment pools, but must send a written request and remit specified amounts; before decertification, distributions to equity owners are generally prohibited except for listed payments.
United States — Louisiana
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Insurance policies must extend coverage to temporary substitute and rental vehicles, and rental companies must maintain security on rental vehicles unless specified conditions relieve that duty.
United States — Louisiana
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An admitted insurance company generally cannot end a non-captive insurance producer’s appointment or agency contract without written mutual agreement or 180 days’ written notice, unless there is cause.
United States — Louisiana
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Insurance producers get exclusive use of certain expirations and records for selling or renewing insurance, and others may not use them without the producer’s written consent.
United States — Louisiana
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If the corporation is a bank holding company, any duty to buy a withdrawing shareholder’s shares is limited by banking regulatory requirements and must not weaken capital or safety and soundness.