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LISTEN: State Director Ben Homeyer On Need to Stop Lawsuit Abuse

LISTEN: State Director Ben Homeyer On Need to Stop Lawsuit Abuse

March 7, 2024 Last Edit: July 25, 2024

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The measure is part of a package of bills called the Small Business Bill of Rights.

NFIB State Director Ben Homeyer spoke recently with 100.7 The Point in Columbia about Main Street’s support for a radio and digital ad campaign urging the General Assembly to pass a Small Business Bill of Rights, starting with legislation that would stop lawsuit abuse.

Click here to learn more about the Small Business Bill of Rights, and listen to Homeyer’s interview with The Point below.

 

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