Harry is walking down the sidewalk when April, who is jogging and not paying attention, slams into him Harry falls onto the sidewalk and is injured. Harry has an eighth-grade education. April has a college education and works in the insurance industry. She can tell his injuries are serious and that he does not yet understand the harm done to his back. She also knows that if Harry sues her, he will likely win, a fact he does not know April offers to pay Harry $1000 to help with his bills if he agrees not to sue her. Harry thinking he is just bruised, agrees. April and Harry sign a contract with these terms the next day, before Harry has seen a doctor. Harry has a serious back injury that will require over $100 000 in treatments and from which he may never fully recover Can Harry sue April? Yes Harry can claim he signed the contract under duress No. The transaction had no undue influence, so it was valid O Maybe, but only if he can prove April made a misrepresentation No. Because he agreed to not sue, Harry is bound by the agreement O Yes. Harry can claim the transaction was unconscionable and should be set aside