Course · Legal Student Track
Contract Law
Offer & acceptance, terms, breach, and remedies — the full 1L contracts sequence.
Every module follows the same shape: visualize the doctrine, drill it, then apply it through a real case scenario — no passive video lectures, no AI-generated answers, just structured, interactive exercises you can revisit as many times as you need.
The Curriculum
Contract Formation→
Types of contracts, capacity, mutual assent, offer, acceptance, the Mailbox Rule, and the Statute of Frauds.
Terms & Interpretation→
The parol evidence rule, ambiguity, implied terms, conditions vs. promises.
Breach & Excuse→
Material vs. minor breach, anticipatory repudiation, impracticability, frustration of purpose, mistake, duress, undue influence, and misrepresentation.
Remedies→
Expectation, reliance, and restitution damages; mitigation; specific performance; liquidated damages; rescission; why punitive damages generally aren't available.
Third Parties, Risk & Good Faith→
The duty of good faith and fair dealing, third-party beneficiaries, assignment, delegation, novation, and risk allocation.
Capstone: The Full Case→
One integrated scenario requiring the core modules together — the way a real case actually unfolds.
Master Exam Simulator→
The capstone's own fact pattern, tested three ways — a timed MCQ sprint, a timed IRAC essay outline, and a timed oral defense against rapid-fire hypotheticals.
What It Covers
“Structured and interactive, built the way this doctrine should have been taught the first time — not a stack of slides to memorize.”
- No passive video lectures — every module is a real interactive exercise.
- An integrated capstone scenario tying every module together, the way a real case actually unfolds.
- Revisit any module as many times as you need, forever.
Free · Permanently
Contract Law is free for everyone
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