The Hartman Law Firm, LLC

03/27/2026

As the American public slowly realizes they elected a mad man.

02/12/2026

Two shots. One microphone. All

02/02/2026

I had a nervous breakdown freshman year. My then roommate, would often recite every nut that came to mind. Unceasingly.

02/01/2026

I get that it’s on a privately owned app, but I find it interesting that the Chinese allowed more free speech than an American owner in Larry Ellison. on a sidenote there’s a lot of ice on my porch

01/27/2026

Alex Pretti was not a threat to law enforcement. He was legally carrying a weapon that they took from him. Then they shot him in the back like the cowards they are.

01/20/2026

Sometimes there’s a man, he’s the man for his time and place, he knows when to throw the ball to the other team. Consistency is the mark of excellence.

11/27/2025

The current administration: Marco Rubio

11/24/2025

Find someone who looks at you the way Trump looks at Mamdani

11/20/2025

The Fab Four hit the nail on the head. Things have been very negative since Mr. Epstein passed away. If we released all of his unredacted information we would feel a lot better.

03/01/2025

www.fairsc.com
There’s a Bill S.B. 244 that is going to restrict your access to justice. Contact your state reps (Charleston is Matt Leber) to Vote No. Does really need more profits?
Here’s what the bill will do:
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.

Insurance rates are skyrocketing across the nation and even more so right here in South Carolina. Whether you’re a homeowner, car owner, or small business owner, you have been negatively impacted by this alarming trend. While insurance companies rapidly raise their rates, they are making more mone...

02/07/2025

Call Matt Leber your local senate rep and vote No on SB 244

SB 244 is Bad for Everyone

The insurance companies pushing tort reform in South Carolina have set up a false conflict among South Carolinians. If you listen to their stories, it’s greedy injury victims v. business owners and homeowners whose insurance premiums are too high. Of course, it’s not greedy to want fair compensation after a serious injury that triggers high medical bills, loss of income, and sometimes permanent life changes. But that’s not the only lie insurance companies are telling you about tort reform.

Concerned community members who testified before the South Carolina Senate yesterday shone a light on two concerns you probably haven’t heard anything about.
Business Owners, Professionals and Homeowners Could Be Hurt by Tort Reform
SB 244 would allow juries to assign fault to people or entities that weren’t parties to the lawsuit. Since those entities aren’t involved in the suit, they won’t be responsible for paying the percentage of damages assigned to them. But the amount the defendant pays will be reduced.

That’s great for insurance companies because it means if they can find anyone else to point the finger at–someone who won’t be in court to defend themselves–the insurance company pays out less. They want you to believe it will be good for businesses and homeowners, too, because it will lower their insurance premiums. History tells us that’s not true.
Fault Could Be Assigned to Non-Parties Without Notice
During yesterday’s Senate hearing, one South Carolina business owner spoke out about what this change would really mean for people like her and her physician husband.

If SB 244 passes, her business (or yours) could be named as a responsible party in a lawsuit without any notice to you. A jury could assign blame to your business without you even knowing about it.

Since you weren’t a party to the lawsuit, you wouldn’t have to pay damages. But how else might that public record affect