HB 2672
House·20th Congress·Filed Jul 30, 2025
An Act Exempting Emergency Medical Responders from Criminal or Civil Liabilities for Acts or Omissions That Result to Injuries, Death or Damage to Property While Rendering Emergency Medical Response
In plain language
The bill would protect emergency medical responders from criminal and civil lawsuits for injuries, death, or property damage that occur while they provide aid in good faith, as long as they are properly licensed and act with due diligence.
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