If a company goes out of business and its LLC license expires, it does not directly affect the ownership of the patent. The patent remains an asset of the company, and its ownership may be transferred or assigned to another entity through bankruptcy proceedings, liquidation, or other means. However, it is important to consult with a qualified attorney to understand the specific legal implications in such situations.
A company lives through its owners, directors and officers until it is properly terminated. As long as there is still company property, the company is still "in business," for the purpose of paying taxes and other debts, and disposing of surplus property, even if its charter has expired. In other words, it cannot enter into any new business, but must finish all of its old business before disbanding for good. It would be up to the officers or directors (if any) or the members (if any) or else a court to determine where the patent ownership ends up.
Nothing of any consequece happens at all except that you now insured by a different company.
The wrestler will either renew the contract, or leave the company to pursue something else.
The company will go out of business
The company will go out of business
When the term of copyright protection expires, the work enters the public domain and can be reused with no limitations.
Then you will have to get a new policy. Usually a company will automatically renew you. Sounds like the policy non-renewed due to non payment of premium.
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It means it's dead or it died
You can renew it by pressing the gear.
You should have renewed your bus pass before it expires. You can't use an out of date bus pass.
The original way was that the business was going to be regulated by the government. However the government became regulated by business.
It should stay there.