Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review | Vol 40 | No. 1

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Volume 40, Number 1 (2006) Symposium: Contracting Out of the Uniform Commercial Code

Symposium

Introduction
Sarah Howard Jenkins

Constraining Opt-Outs: Shielding Local Law and Those It Protects from Adhesive Choice of Law Clauses
William J. Woodward Jr.

Opting out or Copping Out - An Argument for Strict Scrutiny of Individual Contracts
Charles L. Knapp

Got Wheels - Article 2A, Standardized Rental Car Terms, Rational Inaction, and Unilateral Private Ordering
Irma S. Russell

Is Arbitration Lawless
Christopher R. Drahozal

Writing Your Own Rules: Contracting out of (and into) the Uniform Commercial Code; Intrastate Choice of Law
Fred H. Miller

An Essay on Article 2's Irrelevance to Licensing Agreements
Raymond T. Nimmer

Contracting out of Article 2 Using a License Label: A Strategy That Should Not Work for Software Products
Jean Braucher

Contracting out of Article 9
Meredith Jackson

Contracting out of Revised UCC Article 5 (Letters of Credit)
James E. Byrne

Contracting out of Article 2: Minimizing the Obligation of Performance &(and) Liability for Breach
Sarah Howard Jenkins

Contracting out of the UCC: Variation by Agreement under Articles 3, 2, and 4A
Paul S. Turner

The Ethics of Invalid and Iffy Contracts Clauses
Christina L. Kunz

An Endangered Species: The Increasing Irrelevance of Article 4 of the UCC in an Electronics-Based Payments System
Stephanie Heller