DOGE SC, South Carolina’s Department of Government Efficiency, has thrown its support behind a comprehensive lawsuit reform bill introduced by S.C. Senate majority leader Shane Massey. The bill aims to protect citizens, small businesses, and family farmers from unjust legal liability. DOGE SC is closely monitoring lawmakers’ support for the bill and is prepared to take action against those who do not stand with the people.
Founder Rom Reddy emphasized the need for power and money to shift back to the citizens from the government, as envisioned by the Founding Fathers. The bill would prevent businesses from being bankrupted by legal judgments over issues beyond their control, such as manufacturing defects in products they install.
South Carolina’s tort climate has faced scrutiny following high-profile legal cases, exposing corruption within the plaintiffs’ lawyer lobby. DOGE SC has called out the unchecked legal overreach in the state and is urging senators to resist special interests shaping an unfair legal environment. The organization aims to hold legislators accountable and eliminate administrative agencies’ overreach in creating and enforcing rules.
Despite opposition from GOP senators aligned with the trial lawyer lobby, Massey and his allies are pushing for meaningful reforms. If a robust bill passes the Senate, it will still need to be considered by the House of Representatives, which is led by trial lawyers. FITSNews will continue to cover the developments in the battle for lawsuit reform in South Carolina and DOGE SC’s mission.
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