The Uniform Law Commission (ULC), established in 1892, is a non-profit organization in the United States that aims to create uniformity in state laws. It brings together legal experts from various states to draft model laws that address common legal issues, ensuring consistency across jurisdictions. The ULC's work helps state legislatures adopt these model laws, which can improve legal clarity and reduce confusion for citizens and businesses. By promoting uniform laws, the ULC enhances cooperation among states and supports the fair administration of justice across the country.