Julio is a financial advisor. Jennette comes to his office for financial advice. She verbally commits to retaining Julio as her financial advisor. She hands him all of her relevant financial records. Julio works eight hours preparing her a memorandum of advice regarding her financial portfolio. She accepts the memo and takes his professional advice. However, he never hears from her again and she has not paid for any of his services thus far. Does Julio have an Implied-in-Fact contract claim against Jennette?