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HB 1352

TO AMEND VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING ACTIONS RELATED TO CERTAIN FOREIGN ENTITIES.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Brandon Achor and 64 co-sponsors

Arkansas law amended to restrict certain legal actions and transactions involving foreign entities, now effective as Act 937.

Notification that HB1352 is now Act 937
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Bill Summary · HB 1352

Legislative bill overview

HB 1352 (now Act 937) amends Arkansas law to restrict certain legal actions and transactions involving foreign entities. The bill has passed both chambers and been signed into law, with a Senate amendment incorporated during the legislative process. The specific provisions are not detailed in the available legislative action summary.

Why this is important

Foreign entity restrictions can affect international business operations, property ownership, and legal liability within Arkansas. This legislation reflects growing legislative attention to foreign investment and control of assets, with potential implications for businesses, agricultural operations, and real estate transactions in the state.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope ambiguity: Without detailed bill text, the definition of "foreign entities" and which actions are restricted remains unclear, potentially creating compliance uncertainty for businesses
  • Economic impact: Restrictions on foreign entities may affect investment flows, business partnerships, and property values depending on implementation
  • Legal enforceability: The constitutionality of certain foreign entity restrictions has been challenged in other states under commerce and due process grounds

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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