No one could tell Miss Fitch's house was haunted... and she didn't tell either.  Learn about the duty to disclose the paranormal in this fresh take on the classic property case Stambovsky v. Ackley.

"I went to Dr. Duck McGee, and he's a quack, quack, quack! He promised me a perfect hand, and I want my money back..." Join Duck and Frog for a zany but simple exploration of expectation damages, loosely inspired by the classic contracts case Hawkins v. McGee, better known as the "Hairy Hand" Case.

Bunny Lefkowitz loves summer. He loves to go outside and play. But when winter comes around, he just stays inside all day.

In this story of offer and acceptance, Bunny Lefkowitz wants to buy a new fur coat to keep him warm in the winter. But will he get weaseled out of this deal? This story was loosely inspired by the classic contract case Lefkowitz v. Greater Minneapolis Surplus Store.

The issue is, "What is chicken?" When the words of their deal are vague, Ms. Frig and Mr. Beans call in an expert to help decide whether some quirky birds are, in fact, chickens. This story is loosely based upon the classic chicken case, Frigaliment Importing Co. v. B.N.S. Int'l Sales Corp.

Learn about the law of quid pro quo - and the value of healthy habits - from a young pig and his uncle. This story is loosely based upon the classic contract case Hamer v. Sidway.

At last they realized the error they’d made: two different ships left on two different days! Learn about the law of mutual mistake from a new-take on the very old “Peerless” case, Raffles v. Wichelhaus.