South Carolina § 35-1-880 No protection for qualified individuals participating in or materially aiding the financial exploitation of an eligible adult.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 35-1-880 — No protection for qualified individuals participating in or materially aiding the financial exploitation of an eligible adult.

South Carolina § 35-1-880

Title 35SECURITIES

Ch. 1SOUTH CAROLINA UNIFORM SECURITIES ACT OF 2005

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S.C. Code Ann. § 35-1-880 (2026).

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Nothing in this article is intended to, nor does it limit or shield in any manner, a qualified individual from civil liability against any claim, including reasonable attorneys' fees, costs, and litigation expenses, for participating in or materially aiding the financial exploitation of an eligible adult. Any such claims shall be asserted by the eligible adult, or on his behalf by an appropriate guardian or representative who is not involved in or otherwise suspected of participating in the financial exploitation of the eligible adult, by filing a civil action in circuit court.

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Nothing in this article is intended to, nor does it limit or shield in any manner, a qualified individual from civil liability against any claim, including reasonable attorneys' fees, costs, and litigation expenses, for participating in or materially aiding the financial exploitation of an eligible adult. Any such claims shall be asserted by the eligible adult, or on his behalf by an appropriate guardian or representative who is not involved in or otherwise suspected of participating in the financial exploitation of the eligible adult, by filing a civil action in circuit court.