South Carolina’s governor hopes plaintiff lawyers don’t derail tort-reform bill
Gov. Henry McMaster | Facebook COLUMBIA, S.C. (Legal Newsline) – South Carolina lawmakers are on notice to pass a bill that Gov. Henry McMaster says will help businesses struggling with insurance premiums at the expense of the state’s powerful trial lawyer machine.
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