Copyright Act: Federal law (17 U.S.C.) governing copyright protection for original works, including software. Essential for defining ownership and usage rights of the software being resold.

Patent Act: Federal law (35 U.S.C.) protecting inventions and innovations that may be embodied in the software products being resold.

Trademark Act (Lanham Act): Federal law protecting trademarks and service marks, crucial for brand protection and usage rights in software reselling.

Defend Trade Secrets Act: Federal law providing uniform protection for trade secrets, important for protecting proprietary software information.

Uniform Commercial Code: State-adopted uniform law governing commercial transactions, particularly Article 2 (Sales) and Article 2B (Software Licensing).

State Contract Laws: Various state-specific laws governing contract formation, enforcement, and interpretation.

Federal Trade Commission Act: Federal law protecting consumers against unfair or deceptive trade practices in software sales and distribution.

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: Federal law addressing computer-related fraud and unauthorized access, relevant for software security provisions.

ESIGN Act: Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, governing the validity of electronic signatures and records.

UETA: Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, providing uniform state laws for electronic signatures and records.

Export Administration Regulations: Federal regulations controlling the export of commercial and dual-use software products.

Sherman Antitrust Act: Federal law prohibiting monopolistic practices and restraints of trade in software distribution.

State Sales Tax Regulations: Various state laws governing the collection and remittance of sales tax on software sales.

CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act, governing privacy rights and data protection for California residents.

State Data Breach Laws: Various state laws requiring notification and protection measures in case of data breaches.