Listen Mike Ross is a lawyer. His client, Ivanka, needs a new car and has always admired Mike's Porsche. Mike asks her if she wants to buy it for $75,000. She agrees immediately. Shortly after, she wonders if she paid too much. She checks and finds out the current market price for this type of car is $30,000. What should she do? Nothing. She should have been more careful. Mike made an offer which she accepted. She is legally bound to buy the car. She should argue that the contract is unenforceable because she made a mistake. Mike should have known that agreeing to pay $75,000 was a mistake. She should argue that the contract is unenforceable. If she can prove that Mike has undue influence over her, the courts will find the contract unenforceable. She should argue undue influence. Mike would have to prove that the contract was fair and reasonable or the courts will find that the contract was unenforceable. qb B D ENG US