High court won't enforce act requiring South Carolina licenses for medical experts

The South Carolina Supreme Court will not enforce legislation passed earlier this year to prevent out-of-state physicians from testifying as expert witnesses without first obtaining a South Carolina medical license.In an order handed down late last month, the high court said the licensure requirement would "significantly impair the orderly administration of justice."Act 385 expanded the ...

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High court won't enforce act requiring South Carolina licenses for medical experts

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