University of Kansas (KU) Law Professor Stephen Ware began teaching Secured Transactions in 1994. He has taught Secured Transactions, either as a stand-alone course or as part of a broader Commercial Law course, for 30 years. Steve Ware has taught Secured Transactions at KU, William & Mary, and Cumberland.

KU Law’s Course Description for Law 873, Commercial Transactions: Secured Transactions is: Introduction to debtor-creditor law, particularly secured transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code and the Bankruptcy Code.

Fall 2023 Secured Transactions syllabus: SylSecuredTrans fall 23 as of 2023 Sept 18

Fall 2023 midterm exam: Secured fall 23 mid term tst Oct 2

Overview of judicial collection law: Nutshell overview of judicial collection law

Two additional readings on debt collection in Kansas:

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County in rural Kansas is jailing people over unpaid medical debt

McLinn v. Thomas County Sheriffs Dept.: McLinn v Thomas County Sheriffs Department edited by Ware 2022 Sept 5

Mortgage lenders pursue homeowners even after foreclosure

LoPucki casebook’s Supplemental Problems: LoPucki casebook 9th ed Supplemental Problems

Sections of the Kansas Uniform Consumer Credit Code KS Consumer Credit Code selections

Fall 2022 Secured Transactions mid-term exam: Secured fall 22 mid term tst Oct 14

Fall 2020 Secured Transactions exam in two parts: Secured fall 20 test Part 1 Secured fall 20 test Part 2

Video of Steve Ware in Lawrence, Kansas, discussing secured transactions and related debtor-creditor law: Watch on YouTube