Since I'm not a lawyer, I'd say the smartest thing to do would be to contact a personal injury attorney in your area and explain your situation. "Good Samaritan" laws exist, but their specifics vary state to state. I think that although they're designed to protect people who offer help to those in need, they can be unclear as to a good Samaritan's rights if they're injured while helping out. That's where a state's Rescue Doctrine comes in (if it has one). The Doctrine is meant to help good Samaritans should they get hurt while helping an accident victim. Each state has a different Rescue Doctrine, but this link explains the law as it stands in Nebraska:
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Like I said up there, speaking to a lawyer in your state would be the smartest move.