The gift South Carolina lawmakers gave asbestos attorneys
Sen. Shane Massey at the March 26 hearing COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina passed a groundbreaking tort reform law this year to help relieve an insurance crisis triggered by huge jury verdicts against bars and restaurants that served drunk drivers.
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