Tort Reform an Issue in State Senate Race

March 15, 2010

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Wilmington, NC – The two Republican candidates running in the primary for North Carolina’s 9th Senate District explain their stance on tort reform.

Michael Lee says his opponent Thom Goolsby was once against capping some awards in medical malpractice cases. Goolsby says he supports the North Carolina Republican Party’s position.

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