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I don't think you can judge by number of state jurisdictions at least, with regard to dealings if not incorporation itself, as almost all adopted the uniform co

• SllX 3y ago
  If it comes up in court you never want to rely specifically on knowledge of the UCC at trial without studying up on the particulars of how it has been modified or amended in a particular jurisdiction. That’s a good way to lose a case or at least make your life more difficult than it needs to be. So despite the name, it’s not exactly uniform even where adopted. But yes, the actual processes tend to be very similar; you still need to do your due diligence on a per State basis where you intend to operate. Besides that, there may be other relevant laws governing your business that are outside the scope of the UCC.