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November 9, 2008
Tort Law Changes at Top of Oklahoma GOP's List
Oklahoma Republicans gained solid control of both legislative branches in last week's election. The governor is still a Democrat, and one who vetoed liability changes last year, but legislators think they may now be able to get a veto-proof majorty.
The previous version of the bill included caps on noneconomic damages and a requirement for clear and convincing evidence of intentional conduct or gross negligence in order for punitive damages to be awarded.
--BC
November 9, 2008 in Legislation, Reforms, & Political News | Permalink
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Unlike most of the country, the Sooner State saw a Republican trend in voting last week, and supporters of liability reform hope to be among the beneficiaries (via TortsProf).... [Read More]
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