You know we've become a litigious society when one person refused to help a dying person for fear of being sued.  A nurse at a California senior center refused to give a dying patient CPR because it was against company policy.  The nurse called 9-1-1 when Lorainne Bayless collapsed, but refused to give CPR, despite repeated pleas. She instructed to perform CPR, the nurse refused saying that the facility rules prohibited her from doind so.  When asked to find someone who could, the nurse apparently balks at that too, despite being told that Lorainee would die without help.  What takes precedence?  Human life or company policy?  How would you handle it?  Read the whole story here