Lexis Nexis Modern U.C.C. Litigation Forms
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Complete, up-to-date litigation forms adapted from actual cases for the preparation and trial of a commercial lawsuit. Reflects the most recent terminology, concepts, causes of action and defenses mandated by the UCC. Full explanations, alternative procedures and helpful commentary. Also includes a table of UCC state variations.
First published 1969. loose-leaf; updated with revisions.
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Featured Authors
Kurt R. Mattson
Kurt R. Mattson, J.D., LL.M., M.L.I.S., is the President of Union Legal Research. Kurt is the editor of the Lexis title, BSA/AML Update, co-author of A.S. Pratt's Mortgage Procedure Guide to Federal and State Compliance, and author of Fair Debt Collection Practices: Federal and State Law and Regulation and Modern U.C.C. Litigation Forms. He is also a contributing author of Brady on Bank Checks and Fund Transfers, as well as Federal Fair Lending and Credit Practices.
Kurt served in numerous research, product development, and management positions with several publishers. He spent a substantial portion of his career working for West Publishing (Thomson Reuters). He has also served as a consultant for several legal research and marketing companies. He is the former Director of Library Services and Continuing Education at Lionel Sawyer & Collins in Las Vegas. Earlier in his career, he was an editor of BNA’s Federal Rules Service, and Federal Local Court Rules Service, and Thomson Reuter’s Uniform Commercial Code Reporting Service.
His first article on employment discrimination, The Demise of Disparate Impact on the Rehnquist Court, was published in the University of North Dakota Law Review. He co-authored with Cornell Law School Professor Peter A. Hook, Surprising Differences: An Empirical Analysis of Lexis and West Headnotes in the Written Opinions of the 2009 Supreme Court Term, in the Law Library Journal in 2018.
Kurt received his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law and his Masters of Law (LL.M.) from George Washington University. He received his Masters of Library Information Science (MLIS) from Wayne State University.
Table of contents
VOLUME 4
ARTICLE 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
ARTICLE 2 SALES (§(§ 2-102 THROUGH 2-703)
VOLUME 4A
ARTICLE 2 SALES ((§(§ 2-705 THROUGH 2-725)
ARTICLE 2A LEASES
ARTICLE 3 NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
ARTICLE 4 BANK DEPOSITS AND COLLECTIONS
ARTICLE 4A FUNDS TRANSFERS
ARTICLE 5 LETTERS OF CREDIT
ARTICLE 6 BULK TRANSFERS
VOLUME 4B
ARTICLE 7 DOCUMENTS OF TITLE
ARTICLE 8 INVESTMENT SECURITIES
ARTICLE 9 SECURED TRANSACTIONS
TABLE OF CASES
TABLE OF NONUNIFORM AMENDMENTS
INDEX
