Episode Synopsis "Contracts: Consideration Intro"

The foundation for all contracts is both sides offering consideration. Learn what counts as consideration and its limits. Join our PodTalk Section 3 group at https://podtalk.app/join_group?u=podtalk://join/group:97 Email: [email protected]

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