Title: Not useless, but close
Product review: The author's Sales (Article 2) E&E; is much better than the Secured Transactions (Article 9) edition. Compared with other E&E; books--Civ Pro, PR--this one was miserable.This book is entirely practice problems. Each chapter has about one page of intro text and then all the rest is problems. This is fine if you just want something to work through, but I much prefer the model of other E&Es; where you get a chapter of 5 or 10 pages that cover all the basics, and then a question section at the end. This particular format makes it too difficult to find any information quickly. And, of course, as with all other E&Es;, the index is so utterly useless that it's actually more difficult to find material if you attempt to use it. You would be better off just opening at random until you find what you need.P.S. If you are taking any UCC class, do yourself a huge favor and buy the White & Summers UCC hornbook.
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