Oklahoma HB1685 regulates contracts for legal representation by private attorneys for executive branch agencies.
Oklahoma HB1685 amends the process for contracting legal representation by private attorneys for executive branch agencies. It mandates that agencies obtain approval from the Attorney General before entering into contracts worth over $20,000. For cases expected to exceed $1 million, agencies must initiate a request for proposal from at least three qualified private attorneys or firms. The Attorney General must approve contracts exceeding $20 million.
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