Bryan D. Hull
Educational and Professional Background
BA, magna cum laude, University of California Los Angeles, Phi Beta Kappa
JD, University of California Los Angeles, Order of the Coif
While a law student, Bryan Hull served on the UCLA Law Review. After graduation, he practiced corporate law for two years with Latham & Watkins before joining Crocker National Bank as Bank Operations Counsel. Hull has been a member of the Loyola faculty since 1986.
Professional Memberships and Activities
Member, ABA Business Law Section UCC Committee
Member, State Bar of California Business Law Section
Recent Scholarship
United States and International Sales, Lease, and Licensing Law: Cases and Problems, Aspen Publishers (2007)
Contracts and Sales: Contemporary Cases and Problems (Second Edition), LexisNexis (2002) (with Lary Lawrence and William McGovern)
"Harmonization of Rules Governing Assignments of Right to Payment," 54 SMU Law Review 473 (2001)
Payment Systems, 2002, 2001 and 1998 Supplements (with Lary Lawrence)
"Satisfaction Not Guaranteed: California's Conflicting Law on the Use of Accord and Satisfaction Checks," 33 Loyola L.A. Law Rev. 1 (1999) *To view this article, click here.
UCC Transaction Guide, 1997 Cumulative Supplement, Chapters 12-24, 26-36
Courses Taught
Contracts, Debtor/Creditor Relations, Sales and Payments, Secured Transactions in Personal Property