A man saved his elderly neighbor, Mrs. Langley, from a life-threatening medical emergency by performing CPR until paramedics arrived. While initially grateful, Mrs. Langley later sued him, claiming his “aggressive” CPR caused her injuries. The legal case seemed absurd, but her lawyer argued she suffered from broken ribs and emotional trauma.
In court, the man defended himself, proving that he followed CPR protocol to save her life. Then, new evidence revealed that Mrs. Langley had filed an insurance claim for compensation before suing him, showing her financial motive. The case was dismissed, and the man was relieved, though he felt sympathy for her struggle with medical debt. Despite the hardship, he would do it again, knowing he did the right thing.
