Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson says he opposes legislation to sell CompSource Oklahoma, believing it could require businesses to pay higher workers' compensation premiums and coverage unaffordable for new and high-risk employers, the Associated Press reported Thursday.Edmondson, a Democratic candidate for governor, told the wire service the proposed sale "may be good for insurance companies" but "is not good for businesses in Oklahoma."Legislation to sell CompSource Oklahoma, created in 1933 as the state's carrier of last resort, is pending in the Oklahoma House of Representa...
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