Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Primary U.S. commercial law framework governing sales of goods, including Article 2 provisions on contract formation, warranties, remedies, and statute of frauds requirements
Federal Antitrust Laws: Including Sherman Antitrust Act, Clayton Act, and Federal Trade Commission Act, governing anti-competitive practices and monopolies in supply arrangements
State-Specific Contract Laws: State variations of the UCC, state-specific contract formation requirements, and restraint of trade regulations that vary by jurisdiction
International Trade Laws: Including CISG, import/export regulations, and trade sanctions if the supply arrangement has international elements
Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific requirements including FDA regulations, consumer protection laws, and industry safety standards applicable to the supplied goods
Tax Laws: Federal and state tax implications, including sales tax considerations for supply arrangements
Dispute Resolution Laws: Federal Arbitration Act, state arbitration laws, and provisions governing choice of law and venue for dispute resolution
Intellectual Property Laws: Laws governing patent rights, trademark protections, and trade secrets that may be involved in the supply relationship
