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 chapter applies only to health plans and to health plan companies only for the health plans they issue or renew, with limited extra-state coverage rules.
United States — Minnesota
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Mutual fire insurance companies must assess members when net assets are insufficient, and casualty company policies must state contingent liability and allow collection to restore assets when needed.
United States — Minnesota
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Any company under a plan must follow rules adopted under section 237.16 when those rules apply to other companies.
United States — Minnesota
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A policy remains binding on the company that issued it, even if a penalty applies for making, issuing, or delivering it in violation of law.
United States — Minnesota
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Health plan companies must not include unilateral indemnification or arbitration terms in provider contracts, and they generally may not terminate or fail to renew a provider contract without cause unless they give 120 days' written notice before the effective date.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain complaint-related utility data are private data, with limited release to law enforcement in one case.
United States — Minnesota
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Telephone companies and telecommunications carriers generally may not charge subscribers for unwanted, non-required services, and must let subscribers block those services without a recurring blocking fee.
United States — Minnesota
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A Class A telephone company cannot sell a local exchange service territory without commission consent, and the sale process includes customer notice, a public hearing, and consent conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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Child-support authorities may request information from specified records, and listed entities must respond within 30 days; authorized releasers are immune from liability.
United States — Minnesota
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Insurance companies must disclose relevant motor-vehicle-theft information to an authorized person on written request, and authorized persons must share or return information within the stated limits and deadlines.
United States — Minnesota
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A domestic life insurance company may make certain foreign investments, but only within stated limits and under the company’s foreign investment guidelines.
United States — Minnesota
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A fourth-class home rule charter city may grant use of city grounds for a heat system, and the city council must set the terms and conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain Minnesota trust companies and banks may establish trust service offices if they complete the notice process and pay the filing fee, while deposit-taking is generally not allowed at those offices.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain utility and pipeline companies in Minnesota must file an annual sworn report with the commissioner by March 31.
United States — Minnesota
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An industrial loan and thrift company must keep liquid reserves and, until it has acceptable insurance or guarantee of accounts, maintain a minimum reserve with specified cash and bond portions. The commissioner may set the reserve amount based on available reports.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
Health plan companies must use clinical guidelines when setting step therapy protocols and must provide an override process and related criteria on request.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
The commissioner must annually value the operating property of each railroad company in the state and then notify the company of the valuation.
United States — Minnesota
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Companies, officers, and agents who willfully violate the law when making or issuing insurance policies can be charged with a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, and the issuing company can also be barred from doing insurance business in the state.
United States — Minnesota
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After a financed insurance policy is canceled, the insurer must return unearned premiums to the premium finance company, and the finance company may have to refund any excess to the insured.
United States — Minnesota
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Telephone companies are generally subject to the chapter 28 provisions that apply to railroad and express companies, unless this chapter says otherwise.