Green v. C & H Contractors, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that emergency personnel who transported an unconscious patient to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment “relied upon [that] hospital’s ability to provide the services [the patient] would require”
• holding that emergency personnel who transported an unconscious patient to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment \relied upon [that] hospital's ability to provide the services [the patient] would require\
• finding factual question on issue of apparent agency precluding summary judgment where unconscious patient was taken to the defendant hospital by paramedics solely because of the facility’s proximity to the location where the patient was injured
• determining whether the plaintiff met the reliance element by looking to whether the persons responsible for the care of the plaintiff in a medical context relied on the principal’s manifestations
• finding factual question on issue of apparent agency precluding summary judgment where unconscious patient was taken to the defendant hospital by paramedics solely because of the facility's proximity to the location where the patient was injured
• although the patient was unconscious, the people responsible for her, including the paramedics, relied upon the hospital to provide complete emergency room care

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).