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A pedestrian is struck by Driver A and, while being negligently treated by an ambulance company, suffers worsened injuries. Under tort law, is Driver A liable for the additional harm caused by the negligent medical treatment?

Yes, negligent medical treatment of injuries is a foreseeable intervening cause that does not break the chain of causation No, the medical provider's negligence is a superseding cause No, because only intentional acts extend liability Yes, but only if Driver A chose the ambulance company

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Yes, negligent medical treatment of injuries is a foreseeable intervening cause that does not break the chain of causation

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