Unjust Enrichment in Emergency Medical Services
Jerome was selling his condominium. While visiting the property for a viewing, Manny fell and struck his head on the fireplace mantel. Jerome, a surgeon, immediately provided emergency medical treatment. As Manny prepared to leave, Jerome presented him with a bill for the services rendered. Under which legal doctrine does Jerome have the right to charge for this medical treatment?
AAn express contract applies because the incident occurred during a real estate transaction.
BAn implied-in-fact contract applies because there is a general expectation to compensate physicians for their services.
CThe doctrine of reconstitution applies because Manny's life was saved.
DUnjust enrichment applies because Manny benefited from Jerome's medical expertise, even though he did not explicitly request it.
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