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A state Good Samaritan statute provides immunity from civil liability for an uncompensated person who provides emergency aid in good faith, but it does not protect willful, reckless, or grossly negligent conduct. A volunteer saw a bicyclist bleeding after a crash, called 911, and applied a bandage too tightly while waiting for paramedics. The volunteer was not paid and did not cause the crash.
How should the statute affect the bicyclist's ordinary negligence claim against the volunteer?

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