Douglas BransonQuestions & Answers: Business Associations (Questions & Answers Series)

Didn't have anything on agency and LLP and LLLP coverage was scant but not bad otherwise, good explanations. Very RUPA and ULPA 2001 focused

The book does a great job of explaining concepts and answers. It just needs to split up the multiple choice and short answers.

I bought this with hopes that it would help me pass my BA finals (since I hadn't learned a thing in class). My exam was multiple choice, so I figured at the very least it would help me practice taking tests. Worth the purchase. I worked my way through the entire book and the answers were so thorough! The explanations helped to clarify and explain questions I didn't know I had. The only complaint was that there was not a large enough focus on Delaware law. Totally worth the $20.

It's REALLY only good for the MBCA, and I'm not sure why the book organizes itself that way. It will say "in some jurisdictions, ... " but not say in what jurisdictions. Enough companies incorporate in Delaware - what's the big deal with mentioning the DGCL?The book also does this annoying thing of say, Answer B is right, but Answer C is also correct. D is not the rule in most jurisdictions, but would be in Delaware (see x case). Frankly I disagree with some of the answers. But it gets three stars for value.

Works for Corporations and BA.

The hypos in this question were helpful in exam prep, but I would not buy the electronic version. In hardcopy this book series is easy to flip from the questions to the answers. Electronically there were no direct links from the end of the question to the answers, so it was a pain to go back and forth.

Helpful to learn the concepts - but very cheesy examples and does not offer very complex facts.

This book saved me in studying for the final. It really helps in test preparation. Good explanations for each question.