We urge you to contact your state senator and demand that they oppose Senate Bill S.244. We cannot let our lawmakers sell out the people of South Carolina to pad the profits of Big Insurance. We must stand together, demand that senators vote NO on Senate Bill 244, and make it clear: We will not
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S 244: 2025 “Insurance Welfare Act” Section Summary SECTION 1: Several Liability / Non-Parties on Verdict Form • Currently, the South Carolina Contribution Among Tortfeasors Act limits a party’s liability based on that party’s own percentage of fault. It is false to say that a business is 100% liable when it is only 1% a
2022: FL insurers begged and passed tort reform saying they were suffering huge losses: https://www.crcgroup.com/Tools-Intel/post/florida-aims-to-rebuild-homeowners-market-with-reform-law#:~:text=On%20Dec.,take%20a%20more%20active%20role 2024: Two years later, insureds are complaining about insurance claim horror stories: https://www.newsbreak.com/news/3760973838784-two-years-after-reforms-lawmakers-share-insurance-horror-stories 2/24/25: Now, a previously unpublished 2022 report, obtained by the Miami Herald/Tampa Bay Times, indicates that insurer parent companies were steering billions of dollars to affiliate companies, all while
What Does S.244 Really Do? Shields negligent corporations, hospitals, trucking companies, and bad actors from full accountability. Lets insurance companies pay victims LESS while they rake in RECORD profits. Makes it harder for South Carolinians to get justice when they’ve been harmed. Bails out billion-dollar insurers like GEICO, State Farm, and Berkshire Hathaway. This isn’t
On her first day in office, Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memorandum scaling back the disclosure requirements of foreign lobbying under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). The memo reads in part: “Recourse to criminal charges under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) and 18 U.S.C. § 951 shall be limited to instances of alleged conduct
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