Problems and Materials on Commercial Law (Aspen Casebook) 10th Edition

Nice that the book helps you out on where to look up answers to the questions.The case brief book was a must

Arrived as expected. Cant beat $4 for a current edition.

Good read for any one interested in Problems and Materials on Commercial Law. Excellent for Law Students at any level.

Useful guide to learning a new subject. The problems are very helpful in understanding the substance of the tech.

The problems are helpful. However, they mirror the cases a bit.

Not a bad textbook

Good rental and had very little writing in it.

I will graduate law school in 6 months and this is the worst textbook I have ever had.Pro: It provides hundreds of great sample questions.Cons: 1) There are only a handful of the sample questions that the book provides answers for. 2)The content could be broken down much better (i.e. to find out what is required to be a holder in due course you must read about 40 pages). 3) It sometimes lacks a good introductory paragraph that provides an overview for each topic (i.e. it dives straight into the meat of the matter without telling you where you're going or why). 4) It also doesn't do a good job at defining any of the terms used in commercial law. 5) Lastly, it constantly is referencing you to the UCC (i.e. for holder in due course the book states "The basic definition is found in §3-302(a), which you should read carefully." and doesn't provide you with either their definition or the UCC definition.If your class requires this book, I highly suggest buying Gilbert Law Summaries for both Commercial Paper and Secured Transactions. They provide excellent summaries of the topics covered in the Problems and Materials on Commercial Law and provide sample T&F questions as well as essays (both with detailed answers). If you're looking for a book to teach you about commercial law, I would look elsewhere.