Topic:

Every week for the previous two years you walk to the neighborhood park and meet up with your friend LeBron Jones to shoot some hoops. Every time you beat him at H.O.R.S.E. he give you $100, which is rare. You're lucky, today you beat him. But today you think, "hey, I can probably dunk on this guy." You take two long steps from the right elbow and then rise up, but because you're 5'10" with small hands, you lose control of the ball, twist awkwardly, flip upside down, and somehow you manage to land with your right leg directly on top of the ball, shattering your femur and rendering you unconscious. LeBron calls an ambulance and the next thing you know you're half-sedated in a hospital room. The nurse proceeds to hand you a bill for the ambulance, surgery, medications, and hospital services in the amount of $26,543.

1.Are there implied contracts here? Which ones?

2.Who owes whom money?

3.Is this enforceable?

4.Think of another situation where an implied contract might apply in your own life.