UCC Article 9: Primary legislation governing secured transactions in the US, including creation, perfection, and priority of security interests in inventory. Sets fundamental requirements for security agreement content and enforcement.

State UCC Variations: State-specific modifications to the UCC, including local filing requirements and priority rules that may differ from the standard UCC provisions.

US Bankruptcy Code: Federal legislation that affects secured interests in inventory when a debtor becomes insolvent, including automatic stay provisions and creditor priorities.

Federal Tax Lien Act: Governs the priority and enforcement of federal tax liens in relation to security interests in inventory.

Securities Exchange Act: May be relevant if the inventory security agreement involves publicly traded companies or regulated securities.

Federal Consumer Protection Laws: Various federal regulations protecting consumer interests that may affect inventory security agreements, particularly in retail contexts.

FTC Regulations: Federal Trade Commission rules that may impact inventory security agreements, especially regarding consumer goods and fair trade practices.

State Business and Commerce Codes: Additional state-specific regulations governing commercial transactions and security interests in inventory within each jurisdiction.