Senate Republicans wage 6-figure ad campaign to counter attacks on lawsuit reform bill
After figures like Donald Trump Jr. and South Carolina Democratic Party opposed it, SC Senate Republicans are dropping big ...
Connect to the Capitol: Cracking the $1.8B case, school choice plan hits snag
It was a busy week under the State House dome, so this Sunday in South Carolina we connect you to the capitol by breaking ...
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Feb. 22 – Wide-Ranging Tort Reform Moves Forward in Georgia Senate this Week: Here’s the Bill’s Details
Gov. Brian Kemp’s priority legislation for Tort Reform moved forward this week in vote along party lines in the Georgia Senate.
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Republican-Controlled State Senate Passes Tort Reform
The Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 68, a GOP-backed tort reform bill aimed at limiting lawsuit damages and reducing ...
Georgia bill to limit lawsuits advances after Kemp makes concession to Republican senators
Georgia senators are supporting Gov. Brian Kemp’s top-priority legislation to limit lawsuits. Friday's vote comes after some ...
‘It’s gonna most likely happen:’ Upstate senator announces intentions to run for SC governor
Upstate Senator Josh Kimbrell sits down with FOX Carolina to talk about his work and future political aspirations.
Bars face stricter penalties under South Carolina's sweeping tort reform bill
A major bill advancing in South Carolina’s Senate could lower insurance rates, change lawsuit rules, and hold bars more ...
S.C. lawmakers combat book removal efforts in schools
Several Democratic State House representatives discussed a bill focused on access to books in public school libraries across ...
Lawmakers See Tort Reform, Like Tax Relief, As Way To Reduce Costs
Governors and lawmakers in some of the fastest growing states are now pursuing tort reform for the same reason the seek to ...
Lawsuit reform bill ‘doesn’t benefit any S.C. citizen,’ attorney says
An attorney says there’s a section in a new tort reform bill introduced at the State House that should cause concern for South Carolinians, especially homeowners.