Oklahoma has seen its share of changes in its workers’ compensation laws of recent. On May 6, 2013, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed Senate Bill 1062 into law, creating a new Title 85A of the Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Act to operate in parallel with existing Title 85, and once again reform that state’s workers’ compensation laws – including the laws addressing subrogation.
With the new law, Oklahoma joins Texas as the only states that allow employers to opt-out of the workers’ compensation system, creating what is known as the “Oklahoma Opti...
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