What the tort reform bill did for liquor liability in South Carolina
South Carolina Senators passed a sweeping lawsuit reform bill with specific provisions toward liquor liability. So how does ...
After Approval In Ga., Tort Reform Advances In Texas And S.C.
Days after approval of SB 68 in Georgia, state senators in neighboring South Carolina approved their own tort reform bill, S.
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South Carolina senate passes liquor liability reform bill
The South Carolina Senate has passed a tort reform bill aimed at addressing growing challenges in the liquor liability ...
SC Senate passes tort reform bill after four weeks of debate
A bill that aims to make South Carolina’s legal system fairer has cleared a huge hurdle after months of fights, weeks of ...
SC Senate passes lawsuit reform package. Opinions mixed on its future and what it does.
S.C. Senate passes sweeping lawsuit reform package in attempt to address issues with liquor liability insurance and other ...
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South Carolina’s tort reform legislation would make the legal system work for all | Opinion
Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey, R-Edgefield, speaks about a proposed tort reform package at the South Carolina State House on Wednesday, March 5, 2025. Joseph Bustos [email protected] Tort ...
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The State House Gavel: Income tax plan, tort reform and $1.8B error report in Week 11
Statehouse reporters Gavin Jackson, Russ McKinney and Maayan Schechter are back at the Capitol reporting what you need to ...
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South Carolina’s tort reform legislation is a bailout for insurers, not a bargain | Opinion
Senate Bill S. 244 would dramatically reform the tort claims process in South Carolina, allegedly to help small businesses. In reality, it would permit insurance companies to dodge liability ...
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South Carolina’s tort reform legislation is a bailout for insurers, not a bargain | Opinion
Demonstrators hold up signs and stickers against a tort reform package on Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at the South Carolina State House during a news conference in favor of the tort reform package.