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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: Federal law governing warranties on consumer goods and services, including repair work. Must be considered for consumer repair contracts.

FTC Regulations: Federal Trade Commission regulations that protect against unfair and deceptive business practices in repair services.

Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal law ensuring accessibility requirements for public-facing repair services.

OSHA Regulations: Occupational Safety and Health Act requirements ensuring worker safety during repair operations.

State Consumer Protection Laws: State-specific laws protecting consumers in repair transactions, varying by jurisdiction.

State Contractor Licensing: State requirements for contractor licensing and certification for performing repair work.

State Warranty Laws: State-specific laws governing warranties and guarantees on repair work.

State Labor Laws: State regulations governing employment, working hours, and labor practices in repair services.

Building Codes: State and local building regulations that must be followed during repair work.

Environmental Regulations: EPA and state environmental protection requirements for handling and disposing of materials.

Industry Standards: Specific technical standards for different types of repairs (electrical, plumbing, etc.).

Local Permits: Municipal requirements for obtaining necessary permits before conducting repair work.

Insurance Requirements: Mandatory insurance coverage including liability and workers' compensation for repair contractors.

Contract Essential Elements: Key components including scope of work, payment terms, warranties, liability, dispute resolution, and termination clauses.