A plaintiff may recover damages for mental distress caused by a traumatic event they observed, even if they had no close relationship with the injured party.
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This statement is false. Courts typically require that the plaintiff have a close familial relationship with the injured party and be present at the scene of the injury to recover for emotional distress under the bystander liability doctrine. Without this close relationship, emotional distress claims for witnessing harm to a third party are generally not permitted.
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