Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Core commercial law framework including Article 2 (sales of goods), Article 2A (leases), and Article 9 (secured transactions). Fundamental for supply agreements in the US.
Federal Trade Commission Act: Federal law governing unfair or deceptive trade practices, affecting how services and products can be marketed and sold.
Consumer Product Safety Act: Federal legislation ensuring consumer product safety standards and reporting requirements for suppliers.
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: Federal law governing warranties on consumer products, specifying requirements for written warranties.
Antitrust Laws: Including Sherman Act and Clayton Act, governing competition and preventing monopolistic practices in supply relationships.
State Contract Laws: State-specific requirements for contract formation, warranties, and consumer protection that vary by jurisdiction.
Service Provider Regulations: Professional licensing requirements and industry-specific regulations governing service provision.
Data Protection Laws: Including CCPA and state-specific privacy laws, governing the handling of personal and business data in service relationships.
Employment Laws: Federal and state labor laws, including FLSA and independent contractor regulations affecting service provision.
Intellectual Property Laws: Patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret protections affecting rights in supplied goods and services.
Environmental Regulations: EPA and state environmental requirements affecting supply chain and service operations.
Import/Export Regulations: Customs regulations and international trade laws affecting cross-border supply relationships.
Dispute Resolution Laws: Federal Arbitration Act and state laws governing dispute resolution mechanisms and venue requirements.
