Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Primary consideration of Article 9 (Secured Transactions), including perfection and priority of security interests, notice requirements, and filing requirements. Critical for establishing the framework of secured transactions and lien priorities.
State-Specific Property Laws: Laws governing landlord lien rights, real property regulations, tenant rights and protections, and state-specific requirements for waiver agreements. Varies by jurisdiction.
Bankruptcy Code: Federal bankruptcy provisions including Section 362 (Automatic Stay), Section 544 (Trustee's Strong-arm Powers), and Section 546(b) (Limitations on Avoiding Powers). Critical for understanding rights in bankruptcy scenarios.
Federal and State Commercial Laws: General contract formation requirements, enforceability standards, and notice requirements that affect commercial agreements between parties.
State Business Laws: Regulations concerning corporate authority, agency relationships, and filing requirements that affect business entities' ability to enter into and enforce agreements.
State-Specific Creditor Rights Laws: Laws governing priority rules, enforcement procedures, and notice requirements for creditors' rights and remedies in each jurisdiction.
Access and Entry Laws: Regulations governing right of entry, notice requirements for entry, and emergency access provisions that affect the collateral access portions of the agreement.
Insurance Requirements: Property insurance regulations and liability coverage requirements that may need to be addressed in the agreement to protect all parties' interests.
State Civil Procedure Rules: Procedural rules governing enforcement mechanisms, remedies, and jurisdiction/venue requirements for legal proceedings related to the agreement.
