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Secured transactions

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A quick definition of Secured transactions:

Secured transactions refer to a legal agreement between a borrower and a lender where the borrower agrees to give the lender something valuable, like a car or a house, as collateral in case they can't pay back the loan. This agreement is called a security agreement. If the borrower can't pay back the loan, the lender can take the collateral to recover the value of the loan. This type of agreement is governed by Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which is a set of laws that apply to most types of security agreements for personal property. The lender must follow certain procedures to make sure they have the right to take the collateral, and there are rules for resolving conflicts if there are multiple lenders with claims to the same collateral.

A more thorough explanation:

Secured transactions refer to the legal agreements between a borrower and a lender where the borrower agrees to provide collateral in exchange for a loan. The collateral serves as security for the lender in case the borrower defaults on the loan. This type of transaction is governed by Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which has been adopted by every state in the US.

One example of a secured transaction is when a person takes out a car loan. The car serves as collateral for the loan, and if the borrower fails to make payments, the lender can repossess the car to recover the value of the loan.

Another example is when a business takes out a loan and pledges its inventory as collateral. If the business defaults on the loan, the lender can take possession of the inventory to recover the value of the loan.

These examples illustrate how secured transactions work in practice. They show how lenders can protect themselves by requiring collateral from borrowers, and how borrowers can obtain loans by providing security for the lender.

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Idk much about pro bono opportunities period but thinking I wanna try to get some work experience as soon as humanly possible
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Lines up with BU's limited endowment: $81K per student a few years ago, i.e., enough to support a payout of about $3,250 per student per year at a 4% payout rate https://leiterlawschool.typepad.com/leiter/2022/05/per-student-value-of-law-school-endowments-2021.html
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Seems like they're trying to compete with other schools on program headlines (we fund X, Y, and Z and we have an LRAP) but the endowment can't really support that, so they have all these programs but don't guarantee funding. Would not rely on that if you have alternatives.
Thanks for those links. I'll give the public service summer funding information packet, in particular, a careful read. But yeah, your takeaway seems right.
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kfc or popeyes
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Where I can find the definition of the false-endowment?
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@Mohammed: False-endowment?
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what does this mean? you get to pick a topic but it has to be about nuisances?
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Yeah I also don’t know what this means ngl
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Do you think you can use being on the Harvard Wl to ask for more money? Like say you'll withdraw if they give you more?
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@Obtainingdreams: Unlikely
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If 1 in 10 Harvard waitlistees in their class of 2027 get into HLS (average A % off the HLS waitlist), the school is better served by offering that student more $ than offering the other 9 in 10 more $ than they have to and the one that gets into HLS less than they need to
what do you guys think about the HLS WL? DO you think they're gonna give out a decent amount of A's still?
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Thanks JB 🦸‍♀️! For everybody out there stressing law school decisions, hang in there!
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@NaughtyTeenyWeenyPebble: Looking at last cycle's stats, 16 people logged the date of their HLS waitlist offer and 6 of those were made by 5/19 (the other 10 came later). It's a small sample, and every cycle is different, but it's entirely possible more WL offers are coming
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ban me again, for old times’ sake? 😘
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you kind of have to be ready to drop everything for harvard while going forward with apartments for columbia
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Is it worth writing a second LOCI for HLS?
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you want to write an loci about once a month
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best tips for studying for Lsat and Applications going into senior year? feel like im so behind but know thats just my mind
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also tips while having a lower than outstanding gpa? My records show great progression though
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