Sentence examples for protects from liability from inspiring English sources

Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer and the vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said the state's Good Samaritan Law protects from liability anyone who "voluntarily and without expectation of monetary compensation" uses a defibrillator in an attempt to revive someone in an emergency.

California "Good Samaritan" law in the Health and Safety code specifically protects from liability any individual who volunteers to renders assistance to someone in an emergency situation, as long as the actions are in good faith and not compensated for (Section 1799.102).

If legal objections are raised, then the President is theoretically protected from liability.

Therefore, the letter continues, Sergeant Heyliger "was on duty and protected from liability".

In many states, Good Samaritans are protected from liability if their well-intentioned efforts inadvertently result in harm.

Employers would be protected from liability unless they directly participated in a decision on a claim for benefits.

"They feel this was not something that could be prevented and that they should be protected from liability".

If an institution uses these clauses accurately to reflect its service, the institution is protected from liability for failure to make disclosures in proper form.

Moreover, San Francisco contends that, at the least, the officers did not violate a clearly established right and, thus, are protected from liability by qualified immunity.

A Tennessee Republican wants drivers to be protected from liability if they inadvertently strike a protester who is blocking a roadway.

One crucial issue in the talks was General Motors' insistence that it be protected from liability for any of Daewoo Motor's debts that may be uncovered after a final contract is signed.