Toby is on a domestic flight heading from Seattle to Baltimore when he experiences a medical emergency. Thankfully. Doctor Emily is also on the plane and is able to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation ("CPR") to keep him stabilized until they land, at which point he is taken to a local hospital for further treatment. Two weeks later, Toby is shocked when he receives a $37,000 bill from Emily for the services she provided. Emily argues that $37,000 is reasonable because she is a nationally renowned cardiovascular specialist who graduated from one of the top medical schools in the world. Which of the following statements is correct? Since Toby benefitted from Emily's services, an implied-in-fact contract was formed. He is therefore required by law to pay her typical rate, and $37.000 is justified considering her qualifications. Since Toby benefitted from Emily's services but did not perform verbal or written consent, he is not required by law to compensate her for her services. Such an obligation can only be enforced under an express contract. Since Toby benefitted from Emily's services, an implied-in-fact contract was formed. However, he is only required by law to pay the current market price for her services. Since Toby benefitted from Emily's services. an implied-in-faw contract was formed. However, he is only required by law to pay the market price determined by the court. Since Toby benefitted from Emily's services, an implied-in-law contract was formed. He is therefore required by law to pay her typical rate, and $37,000 is justified considering her qualifications