Politician Had Work Comp Case Sealed

The Associated Press reports that Oklahoma State Senate President Pro Tempore, Stratton Taylor, asked a judge to seal documents in a workers' compensation case brought by a receptionist/bookkeeper against his law firm. Teresa Martin filed a claim in February claiming repetitive motion injuries to her hands and wrists from working for the firm for 13 years. The law firm had denied the claim and had the Court seal the record.Martin's attorney went to the Supreme Court to overturn the order, alleging the action "smacks of political justice for the rich and powerful."Taylor's firm was contacted by...