New York emergency responder act limits liability for certain emergency responders.
The New York emergency responder act limits the liability of certain emergency responders. It applies to emergency assistance provided within 60 days after a declared emergency is terminated. It exempts responders from civil damages for injuries resulting from their acts or omissions, unless gross negligence or intentional misconduct is proven. The act does not affect workers' compensation rights. It also excludes certain entities from liability if their primary business is providing emergency first responder services.
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