Good Samaritan Law
The Good Samaritan Law protects all who assist those who are injured, ill, or in peril. As long as someone is voluntarily taking action without expectation of reimbursement or compensation while performing such aid, on-site, they will have legal protection.
Understanding Duty to Act
Duty to act is the duty requiring a person to take necessary action in order to prevent harm to another person or to the general public. Whether you are required to follow through depends on the situation and the relationship between the parties. In some cases, breach of duty may put a party at liability for damages.
For laypersons, duty to act requires that you provide care if you have a legal duty. If you do not have a legal duty to provide care, you are not required to provide it.. Read More
