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 — Nebraska
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After a conversion is approved, the converting company must file the required documents with the Secretary of State, and the conversion becomes effective according to the stated rules.
United States — Nebraska
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When a plan of exchange becomes effective, the exchange is treated as completed and the acquired company’s shares move automatically to the acquiring corporation.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualified employee leasing company must let the Department of Revenue access records of employees leased to a client-lessee, and an employee is treated as the client-lessee’s employee for Nebraska Advantage Act purposes if the employee performs services for the client-lessee.
United States — Nebraska
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Creates the Nebraska Telecommunications Universal Service Fund and sets rules for support, company contributions, audits, fund investment, transfers, and commission enforcement powers.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain acknowledgments and oaths involving an insurance company or credit union are treated as lawful, valid, and binding.
United States — Nebraska
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An out-of-state bank holding company may acquire a bank only if the target bank has been chartered for at least five years, and it may not form or establish a Nebraska bank except for a limited acquisition-related purpose.
United States — Nebraska
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If a domestic mutual insurance company’s assets are insufficient, the Department of Insurance must determine the deficiency and notify the company’s directors and officers, who must make it good within up to 180 days after service.
United States — Nebraska
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Banks and trust companies may deposit certain U.S.-backed securities with a federal reserve bank for fiduciary or safekeeping accounts, but must keep records showing ownership and comply with issued rules.
United States — Nebraska
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Policy owners in a mutual company or assessment association become members and get one vote.
United States — Nebraska
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An authorized agency or insurance company that receives certain information must keep it confidential unless release is required in a criminal or civil proceeding.
United States — Nebraska
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Telecommunications companies do not have to deaverage wholesale basic local exchange rates unless the retail rates are also deaveraged or offset funds are disbursed.
United States — Nebraska
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Participating drivers may provide only prearranged rides and cannot drive more than 12 hours in any 24-hour period. Transportation network companies must file and keep current their rates, use rates consistent with filings, provide required dynamic-pricing notices and tools, and send an electronic receipt after each pr
United States — Nebraska
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All members of a constituent limited liability company must consent to a plan of merger, subject to section 21-183.
United States — Nebraska
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A licensee is exempt from certain written-offer and written-agreement requirements when the client is an asset management company.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission must review certain telecommunications rate increases only after a formal complaint, and the company cannot raise those rates for six months after an order without commission approval.
United States — Nebraska
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Insurance companies and owners must follow title-transfer steps for salvage motorboats after a total loss settlement.
United States — Nebraska
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Protected series names must be distinguishable from certain other names, include the company name, and include “Protected Series” or “P.S.”; if the LLC changes its name, it must file a designation change statement.
United States — Nebraska
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The Department of Insurance may suspend or revoke a foreign or alien company’s certificate of authority to do business in the state if specified conditions exist, and the order may be appealed.
United States — Nebraska
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A life insurance policy may name a trustee as beneficiary if the policy and insurer’s requirements are followed.
United States — Nebraska
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Property and casualty insurers covered by this section must file a Statement of Actuarial Opinion each year, and some insurers must also file an actuarial opinion summary or provide it to the Director of Insurance on request.