In South Carolina in 2025, Big Insurance Corporations have launched an unprecedented effort to make it harder for individual consumers to recover from their insurance companies when bad things happen to them. Conservatives need to stand up and call their legislators to make their voices heard.
In South Carolina in 2025, Big Insurance Corporations have launched an unprecedented effort to make it harder for individual consumers to recover from their insurance companies when bad things happen to them. Conservatives need to stand up and call their legislators to make their voices heard.
These stories show what happens when Big Insurance fails to treat people fairly. Families and small businesses across our state are left waiting, denied, or ignored. Their voices remind us why fairness matters and why South Carolina needs a system that protects its people, not greedy Corporations.
A South Carolina widow removed her late husband from her insurance policy and her rate went up. It would have been cheaper to keep him on the policy. This is just one example of unfair loopholes insurance companies use to increase costs for South Carolina families and small businesses.
Kevin and Anna Lakin share how the home they bought as newlyweds has steadily deteriorated, affecting every room and every part of their lives. With growing structural damage, safety concerns, and no clear path forward, they feel trapped in a house they once believed would be their forever home.
Tonya shares the story of losing her son, Thomas, to a drunk driver just two years after surviving a similar collision. As she grieves an unimaginable loss, she also speaks to the added pain of being denied compassion and accountability when her family needed it most.
Esther shares how water damage upended both her elderly mother’s home and her own—revealing how difficult it can be to recover when insurance support falls short. After years of paying premiums faithfully, her family was left fronting repair costs, navigating delays, and facing long-term consequences for simply filing a claim.
Jonathan Willis shares the story behind the rise and collapse of his South Carolina restaurant Farm Fresh Fast, built from his belief in the power of nutrition, community, and hard work. After opening locations in Greenville and Simpsonville, Jonathan’s business was devastated by Hurricane Helene, resulting in tens of thousands of dollars in spoiled food. […]
Brianna Moon shares how the home she and her husband bought brand new for their family has become a source of fear, stress, and uncertainty. From structural cracks and water damage to safety concerns for their children, the family feels trapped in a house they were promised would be safe and livable.
These stories show what happens when insurance companies fail to treat people fairly. Families and small businesses across our state are left waiting, denied, or ignored. Their voices remind us why fairness matters and why South Carolina needs a system that protects its people.