Author Description

This book provides the basis for a uniform introductory course to commercial law. [The authors] hope that these materials will be the basis for a course that will be taken both by those who wish to become criminal prosecutors and those who plan to practice commercial law. With this book, instructors can provide a rigorous introduction to the conceptual problems raised by the practice of commercial transactions, both for the deal-maker and the litigator. The materials examine all of the basic substantive areas of the Code, but not with the goal of providing an overview or preparing students for the bar exam. Instead, [the authors] explore problems and cases in some depth...-Pref.