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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Landowners next to a railroad may build crossings and drains at their own expense if they do not obstruct railroad use, but they must give notice first and pay construction costs before the work can be opened for their use.
United States — Minnesota
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Railways hiring contractors to build or repair their road must require a sufficient bond, record it, and may be liable if the bond is not taken and filed.
United States — Minnesota
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A township mutual fire insurance company may issue certain policies only together with a policy from an insurer authorized to sell property and casualty insurance in the state.
United States — Minnesota
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An appraisal management company must review the work of its employed and independent appraisers on a periodic basis and refer certain appraiser misconduct directly to state appraiser regulatory authorities.
United States — Minnesota
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A health plan company may not contract with a chemical dependency treatment program unless the program participates in the accountability plan. The commissioner of human services must make certain chemical dependency services and outcomes data available to health plan companies.
United States — Minnesota
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Insurance agents who negotiate insurance contracts for a company are treated as the company’s agent for collecting premiums, and an agent using fraud to get premium payment commits an offense.
United States — Minnesota
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Closed-panel health plans must let enrollees under 26 change their designated clinic or primary care provider at least monthly if the provider is in the statewide network, and health plan companies cannot charge them higher premiums or cost sharing for doing so.
United States — Minnesota
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Health plan companies must give a summary of benefits and coverage to applicants, enrollees, and policyholders, and must give enrollees advance notice of material coverage changes.
United States — Minnesota
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Tree care and tree trimming businesses in Minnesota must register with the commissioner before doing covered work, renew annually, and pay the stated fee.
United States — Minnesota
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Township mutual fire insurance companies may consolidate or merge if they follow the required board, policyholder, filing, and commissioner-approval steps.
United States — Minnesota
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Banks and similar institutions have investment limits for real estate and need commissioner approval for certain property and insider transactions.
United States — Minnesota
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A corporation’s name must meet specific formatting and distinctness rules, and certain older corporations may keep or regain a name only under stated conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision gives the commissioner of commerce authority over insurance regulation, staffing, examinations, related fees, and confidentiality of examination information.
United States — Minnesota
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Telephone companies must file specified rates, price lists, rules, and classifications with the department, and some charges with the commission and department.
United States — Minnesota
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Records filed with the secretary of state under this chapter must be signed by the person or person type specified for that record, and some records may be signed by an agent.
United States — Minnesota
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A company may insure only the listed kinds of property, and its hail department is limited to 3,200 acres in one township with at least one-half mile between risks, subject to a crop-risk exception.
United States — Minnesota
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Cable communications agreements must include indemnity protections for the public utility.
United States — Minnesota
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A savings bank may open detached facilities and a loan production office, but it cannot move a detached facility without prior written approval from the commissioner of commerce.
United States — Minnesota
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An operating agreement can require third-party approval or a condition for amendments, and an amendment is ineffective if that approval or condition is missing.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines key terms used in sections 62Q.732 to 62Q.739.