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Frequently Asked Questions about Business and Commercial Law

Q: What body of law governs a contract for the sale of goods?

A: A contract for the sale of goods is governed mainly by state law. Most states have adopted Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) as part of their state commercial law. Article 2 provides rules for all phases of a sales contract including formation, modification, performance, and available remedies in the case of a breach.

Q: What body of law governs a lease of goods?

A: A contract for the lease of goods is also primarily regulated by state law. However, most states have adopted Article 2A of the Uniform Commercial Code.

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Business and Commercial Law - An Overview

Business law and commercial law are broad legal topics that encompass business, commerce, consumer transactions, and the formation and management of business entities. Some of the more important areas of commercial law include sales, secured transactions, negotiable instruments, and debtor and creditor law. Business law overlaps, but also includes the formation and management of business entities. An attorney with experience in business and commercial law can help you with all of your questions.

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The Sale, Lease, and Distribution of Goods

Contracts for the sale, lease, and/or distribution of goods are primarily governed by state law. However, most states have adopted the Uniform Commercial Code ("UCC") with regard to these topics. An attorney who is experienced with the UCC can help you with your questions.

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