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This seems a dangerous way to practice.  I can't help but think this would be a major lawsuit waiting to happen.  If I put in an emergency call and someone died or was seriously debilitated because the paramedics that arrived on the scene could not perform their duties due to "contractual obligations" with Hall ambulance there would be lawyers crawling all over this place.  I mean, really, who in their right mind would even consider not administering the proper treatment to save someone's life because of a piece of paper?  How could Hall possibly enforce something like this?  This doesn't ring true to me.  If someone would rather keep their job than save the life of the person they are supposed to be helping then they are in the wrong career and I certainly would not want them treating me or mine.
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