Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Primary framework governing consignment transactions, particularly Article 2 (Sales) and Article 9 (Secured Transactions). UCC ยง9-102(a)(20) specifically defines consignment arrangements and outlines filing requirements for consignors to protect their interests.

State-Specific Commercial Laws: Variations in UCC implementation by state, including state-specific consignment regulations and security interest laws that may affect the agreement's enforcement and compliance requirements.

Federal Bankruptcy Code: Legislation governing consignor rights in bankruptcy scenarios, including provisions for protecting consigned goods from creditors in case of consignee bankruptcy.

Tax Laws: Internal Revenue Code provisions on consignment inventory, state and local tax implications, and sales tax responsibilities for consigned goods transactions.

Consumer Protection Laws: Federal Trade Commission regulations and state consumer protection statutes, particularly relevant if consigned goods are sold to end consumers.

Insurance Requirements: State-specific insurance regulations and coverage requirements for consigned goods to protect both consignor and consignee interests.

Contract Law Principles: State-specific contract formation requirements and Statute of Frauds provisions that govern the formal aspects of the consignment agreement.

Property Laws: State laws regarding title and ownership, specifically addressing the distinction between transfer of possession versus transfer of ownership in consignment arrangements.