Oklahoma HB3910 establishes penalties for false advertising in health care services and outlines enforcement procedures.
Oklahoma HB3910 introduces civil penalties for false advertising in health care services, including fines of up to $3,000 for a first violation and up to $10,000 for subsequent violations. The bill also allows for the recovery of reasonable attorney fees and costs. The court considers factors such as the nature and severity of the violation, the size and type of the offending organization, and the organization's cooperation with investigations when determining penalties. The Attorney General or district attorney can issue civil investigative demands and seek injunctive relief for violations.
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