Amends South Carolina Code to redefine "occurrence," modify fault apportionment, and establish alcohol server training requirements.
Advances the clean energy transition by redefining "occurrence" in tort law to mean a sequence of events from a single act of negligence. Modifies fault apportionment in personal injury cases, allowing juries to determine fault percentages of claimants and defendants. Establishes requirements for alcohol server training programs, including content, duration, and testing. Requires licensees to maintain alcohol server certificates and notify the department of policy limit exceedances.
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