Cooper v. Smith: Facts: Cooper had suffered serious injuries and recovered a settlement for $180,000. He later moved in with Julie Smith and her mother. While in the home Cooper purchased a ring, a car, a computer, a tanning bed, and horses for Julie. He also paid off the Julie's mothers car, installed new wood flooring in the Smith's home and a new furnace. After the funds ran out and the relationship ended, Cooper sued to recover the gifts or the value of the gifts.

What legal concept was reviewed when discussing this case?

What was the decision and reasoning behind the court's decision?

Did Julie and Janet Smith act ethically in keeping the gifts Cooper had given them?

Did Cooper act ethically in trying to get the gifts back?