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 — Minnesota
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This section explains what happens when a company domesticates, and it requires certain filings and service arrangements for some foreign limited liability companies.
United States — Minnesota
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Mutual insurance companies with a qualifying guaranty fund may issue policies without contingent liability, but the fund must be invested, reported, and used under specific limits.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets a domestic mutual insurance company reorganize into a mutual insurance holding company if the commissioner approves and policyholder interests are protected.
United States — Minnesota
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After a domestication plan is approved, the domesticating company must file articles of domestication with the secretary of state and pay a $60 fee.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision says who counts as a member of a mutual insurance company, how members must be notified of meetings, how proxy and electronic voting work, and that membership interests are not transferable except with the policy.
United States — Minnesota
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The State Board of Investment must identify, engage, report on, and divest from certain companies with Iran-related business operations, subject to listed exemptions.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines an auction company and sets notice and title-transfer steps for salvage vehicles subject to insurance claims.
United States — Minnesota
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Insurance companies covered by this section have limits on terminating and not renewing agency contracts, and must give notice and reasons in some cases.
United States — Minnesota
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Trust companies must meet minimum capital and surplus requirements, keep approved securities on deposit, and get regulatory approval before reducing capital or starting business.
United States — Minnesota
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A limited liability company may domesticate under this section if the stated conditions are met, and the plan of domestication must be in a record and include specified details.
United States — Minnesota
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The Made in Minnesota program is established, and companies must meet eligibility, application, funding-use, match, agreement, and reporting requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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Members of a member-managed LLC owe fiduciary duties of loyalty and care; members in any LLC must act in good faith and fair dealing.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets who may form a mutual insurance corporation, where a township mutual fire insurance company may write business, and when merger-related reporting and territory limits apply.
United States — Minnesota
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A dissolved limited liability company must wind up its business, and may take listed steps to finish closing out its affairs.
United States — Minnesota
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Members, and in some cases dissociated members, may inspect or obtain company information, while the company must provide certain information and respond within ten days to some demands.
United States — Minnesota
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This section says when chapter 322C applies to limited liability companies, and it limits formation under chapter 322B after August 1, 2015.
United States — Minnesota
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A domestic life insurance company may buy, hold, or organize stock in another insurance company, and may treat an HMO investment as an investment under this section.
United States — Minnesota
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Most businesses may not use savings-bank, trust-company, or safe-deposit wording or advertising unless specifically allowed; some banks and trust companies may run a savings department, and old line life insurers may use “trust” in a limited way.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines when a company is a nonprofit limited liability company and sets governance, membership, and distribution limits.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets rules for converting a mutual insurance company or mutual holding company into a stock or reorganized company, including filing, approval, notice, member voting, and postconversion restrictions.