This law grants immunity to those persons who in good faith try to protect, serve and tend to others who are injured or ill but does NOT apply to the fitness professional while serving on the job.

First Responder Law refers to statutes governing trained emergency personnel like paramedics and firefighters, not a general immunity doctrine for bystanders.

The Heimlich Law is not an actual legal statute - the Heimlich maneuver is a medical technique, not a law granting legal immunity.

The Good Samaritan Law is designed to encourage laypersons to assist in emergencies without fear of liability, granting immunity when help is given voluntarily and in good faith. However, the law carves out an exception for professionals who have a pre-existing duty of care, such as a fitness professional working with a client - in those cases, the professional is already legally obligated to act, so immunity does not apply.

Duty to Rescue Laws impose an affirmative legal obligation to render assistance in some jurisdictions rather than granting immunity from liability.