Alaska — House Bill 410, effective August 17, 2018, amends the law regarding the reinstatement of Native corporations.

Illinois — Senate Bill 3398, effective August 14, 2018, amends the LLC and Professional LLC Acts regarding the organization of a professional limited liability company and amends the PLLC Act, Professional Service Corporation Act and Medical Corporation Act regarding the expiration of a certificate of registration.

Delaware — Effective August 1, 2018 most Delaware statutory trust filing fees increased from $200 to $500.  Authority for the increase was provided for by House Bill 175, Laws of 2017.

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Arizona — House Bill 2603, effective August 3, 2018, amends the corporation law to provide that the words “writing” and “written” include blockchain technology.

Delaware — Senate Bill 194, effective August 1, 2018, amends the statutory trust law regarding definitions, liability of beneficial owners and trustees, legal proceedings, management, statutory trust existence, cancellation, notice of filing, name, merger, record-keeping, conversion, domestication and transfer or continuance.

Delaware — Senate Bill 183, effective in part August 1, 2018 and in part August 1, 2019, as noted in the Bill, amends the LLC law regarding definitions, protected series, registered series, LLC names, reservation of names, registered agents, service of process, use of blockchain technology, cancellation and revival, filing of documents, notice of filings, restated certificates, merger and consolidation, corrections, division of LLCs, fees, status certificates, taxation, and…

Delaware — Senate Bill 182, amends the LP law regarding the use of blockchain technology and corrections (effective August 1, 2018); and regarding distinguishability of names (effective August 1, 2019).

Delaware — Senate Bill 180, effective August 1, 2018 and as otherwise noted in the Bill, amends the General Corporation Law regarding distinguishability of names, nonstock corporations, ratification of defective corporate acts, stockholder appraisal rights, charter revocation or forfeiture, exempt corporation revival and franchise tax reports by exempt corporations

New Hampshire — Senate Bill 413, effective January 1, 2019 regarding the name amendments and effective August 7, 2018 regarding the reinstatement amendment, amends the entity laws by enacting criteria for determining distinguishability of names and amends the LLC law regarding late reinstatements.