South Carolina Tort Reform Bill Moves to the House
You may have heard rumblings that the South Carolina tort reform bill (SB 244) is “dead.” That’s not technically true, …
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You may have seen reports in social media that some insurance companies are notifying policyholders that they won’t be renewing …
Read MoreJudiciary Subcommittee Issues Favorable Report on SB 244
On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee issued a favorable report on SB 244, but the battle isn’t over. On Tuesday, …
Read MoreTime is Running out to Stop SB 244
We’ve written quite a bit lately about the many ways SB 244 could hurt South Carolina residents, property owners, business …
Read MoreSB 244 Would Let Insurance Companies Act in Bad Faith
When you contract with an insurance company, they have an obligation to pay reasonable claims. That means if they refuse …
Read MoreWho Pays When a Delivery Driver is Injured on the Job?
Demand for food delivery in the U.S. skyrocketed during the pandemic, but continued to climb as restaurants reopened and people …
Read MoreSB 244 is Bad for Everyone
The insurance companies pushing tort reform in South Carolina have set up a false conflict among South Carolinians. If you …
Read MoreDon’t Let SC Legislators Shrink Your Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Uninsured motorist coverage is meant to ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve, even if the driver you injured …
Read MoreSB 244 Is Bad for Victims of Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice can be life altering, or even fatal. Current South Carolina law strikes a balance among the needs of …
Read More7 Ways Tort Reform Would Hurt Injured People in SC (and Why it Won’t Help You)
The wealthy and powerful insurance lobby is hard at work in South Carolina, trying to pass legislation that will make …
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