Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Primary body of law governing sales of goods, including Article 2 provisions on quantity requirements, contract formation, performance obligations, and remedies for breach
Federal Antitrust Laws: Including Sherman Act, Clayton Act, and Robinson-Patman Act, ensuring the agreement doesn't create unlawful restraints on trade or anti-competitive conditions
State Contract Laws: State-specific contract requirements, Statute of Frauds provisions, and state-specific UCC modifications that may affect the agreement
Federal Trade Commission Regulations: Rules regarding unfair trade practices and requirements for clear and conspicuous terms in commercial agreements
Consumer Protection Laws: State and federal consumer protection statutes, particularly relevant if the agreement involves consumer goods
Statute of Limitations: Time limits for bringing legal actions, including state-specific requirements for contract enforcement
Contract Common Law Principles: Fundamental legal principles including consideration, mutual assent, capacity to contract, and legality of purpose
Industry-Specific Regulations: Specialized requirements and regulations depending on the products/services involved and particularly relevant for regulated industries
