Preserving Law of Demeter with ArrayLists

If I have an ArrayList of objects then any time I need to call any method on a member of the ArrayList I need to do it like this:

list.get(i).doSomething();

This looks suspiciously like a Law of Demeter violation. I can not see any way of getting around this. Is this fine or should I rethink how I do things like this. Is the ArrayList an object defined to ignore the Law of Demeter?

It is not a violation.

If you had a class

Class A {
    private B b1, b2, b3;

    ...

   private void method() {
       b1.doSomething();
       b2.doSomething();
       b3.doSomething();
   }
}

there is no violation. If we collect the instance of B into a List<B> you get

Class A {
    private List<B> listOfB;

    ...

   private void method() {
       listOfB.forEach(B::doSomething);
   }
}

Using an List<B> to hold the instances of B results in no tighter coupling between A and B.