The "Liability for Injuries Caused by Abortion-Inducing Drugs Act" aims to amend the South Carolina Code of Laws by introducing strict liability for individuals and entities involved in the manufacture, distribution, or provision of abortion-inducing drugs. This includes those who assist in these activities. The bill defines relevant terms, outlines conditions for liability, and specifies exceptions, such as actions taken in medical emergencies. It allows parents of unborn children who die due to these drugs to file wrongful death claims and permits liability to be shared among manufacturers if the specific one cannot be identified. Additionally, certain parties, like internet service providers and healthcare professionals acting in emergencies, are protected from liability.

The bill also addresses the enforcement of abortion-related laws and civil actions, declaring any contractual provisions that impose different jurisdiction laws as void. It designates specific counties for filing civil actions related to abortion, prohibits venue transfers without consent, and restricts state entities from influencing these actions while allowing them to submit amicus curiae briefs. The legislation ensures the state's sovereign immunity in challenges to the article's validity, emphasizes severability of its provisions, and holds individuals or entities liable for costs and attorney's fees in declaratory or injunctive relief cases against abortion regulations. The act will take effect upon the Governor's approval.