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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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Social media companies generally may not let minors become account holders unless a parent gives express consent, and they must use reasonable age verification.
United States — Nebraska
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A limited liability company may amend or restate its certificate of organization, but filings must be delivered to the Secretary of State and become effective when filed.
United States — Nebraska
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A domestic partnership may convert to a domestic or foreign limited liability company, but the conversion must follow a plan of conversion and written notice must be sent to security-interest holders within 10 business days after the articles take effect.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines “person” and “officer,” and creates a presumption that a holding company’s primary purpose is insurance ownership or control when 51% or more of its assets are equity securities of stock insurers, including one domestic stock insurer.
United States — Nebraska
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A civil litigation funding company must register before doing nonrecourse civil litigation funding, and it must file a registration application with the Secretary of State.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualifying trust company may ask the county court to replace an affiliated bank in fiduciary roles, and the court may order that substitution.
United States — Nebraska
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A limited liability company is separate from its members, may pursue any lawful purpose, may not operate as an insurer, has perpetual duration, and must be classified the same way for state income tax as for federal income tax.
United States — Nebraska
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A limited liability company may establish a protected series if all members affirmatively vote or consent, and it must file the required designation with the Secretary of State.
United States — Nebraska
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A dissolved protected series must wind up its affairs, and the company must file a dissolution statement with the Secretary of State; after winding up, the company may file a cancellation statement.
United States — Nebraska
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A company may choose to file notice and apply the specified insurance sections on a delayed or contract-by-contract basis; otherwise the sections become operative on the stated anniversary date. The director may also adopt rules to carry out those sections.
United States — Nebraska
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The company may get a wage benefit tax credit if the stated conditions are met, and the credit cannot be transferred.
United States — Nebraska
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Surplus notes may be repaid or paid from surplus only under stated surplus conditions and with prior approval from the Director of Insurance.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines several terms used in the Mutual Insurance Holding Company Act.
United States — Nebraska
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LLC personnel who perform professional services must be licensed or otherwise authorized, and the LLC must file and certify a registration certificate before providing the service unless it follows the alternate section 21-186 procedure.
United States — Nebraska
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Consultants for a Chinese military company must file specified information with the commission and disclose that the company is a foreign adversary before starting influencing activity in Nebraska.
United States — Nebraska
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The director may examine certain trust offices, require periodic reports, and work with other supervisory agencies; the out-of-state state trust company must pay examination costs.
United States — Nebraska
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A company seeking the wage benefit credit must apply to the board and pay a $5,000 nonrefundable fee, and the board must decide the application and notify the company within 30 days unless extended by written consent.
United States — Nebraska
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A company workplace safety program is any program the company uses to improve the workplace safety of employees at the project.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualifying company that wants to apply to issue variable annuities in the state must submit specified materials to the Director of Insurance.
United States — Nebraska
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The director must act on the notice within 90 days, may extend that period for more information or analysis, and may approve, deny, or condition approval of the proposed branch trust office.