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Federal Arbitration Act: Primary federal law (9 U.S.C. ยงยง 1-16) governing arbitration agreements in interstate commerce, establishing enforceability of arbitration clauses and setting procedures for arbitration proceedings

New York Convention: Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards - International treaty ensuring enforcement of international arbitration awards when parties from different countries are involved

State Arbitration Laws: Including the Uniform Arbitration Act and state-specific arbitration statutes that govern arbitration proceedings at the state level and choice of law provisions

Scope of Arbitrable Matters: Legal consideration determining which disputes can be subject to arbitration and which must be resolved through courts

Enforceability Requirements: Legal standards and conditions that must be met for an arbitration agreement to be considered valid and enforceable

Jurisdictional Issues: Considerations regarding which courts or arbitration tribunals have authority over specific disputes and parties

Due Process Requirements: Constitutional and procedural safeguards that must be respected in arbitration proceedings to ensure fairness

Public Policy Limitations: Restrictions on arbitration based on public policy concerns and non-arbitrable matters as defined by law

Supreme Court Precedents: Relevant decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court that interpret and shape arbitration law and its application

Circuit Court Decisions: Relevant federal appellate court decisions that provide binding precedent within their jurisdictions on arbitration matters

State Court Interpretations: State-specific court decisions and interpretations of arbitration law that may affect the agreement's enforcement