The South Texas Law Review will be publishing Volume 52 Issue 4 in the coming months. This issue contains articles from our May 2011 Symposium, Article 2’s Failed Amendments.
- Articles:
- Professor Fred H. Miller, Introduction, What Can We Learn from the Failed 2003–2005 Amendments to UCC Article 2?
- Professor Henry D. Gabriel, The 2003 Amendments of Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code: Eight Years or a Lifetime After Completion
- Professor Scott J. Burnham, Thoughts on the Withdrawal of Amended Article 2
- Professor Larry T. Garvin, Amended Article 2 and Its Predestined Stillbirth: An Exercise in Path Dependence and Pathological Drafting
- Holly K. Towle, Article 2 and Information—Was Stating the Obvious Really the Cause of a Ruckus?
- Comments:
- Lindsey C. Moorhead, Timber Ho!!! The Conflicting Views of Texas Timber as Community or Separate Property
- Gregory Bell, Veil Piercing and LLCs: Supporting the Case for a Meaningful, Legislated Standard
- Andrew Wynans, Limiting the First-Sale Doctrine: Why Would Anyone Make Copies in the United States?
The Review will then publish Volume 53 Issue 1, featuring articles from Justice Rick G. Strange, Professors Lawrence M. Friedman and Victor M. Hansen, and Michael M. Gallagher, among others.
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