Oklahoma SB1638 amends The Governmental Tort Claims Act by adjusting liability limits and clarifying definitions.
Oklahoma SB1638 modifies The Governmental Tort Claims Act by adjusting liability limits for claims against the state and its political subdivisions. It sets specific limits for various types of claims, including those related to wrongful criminal felony convictions, medical negligence, and property damage. The bill also clarifies definitions for terms such as "employee," "occurrence," and "political subdivision." Effective November 1, 2026, the changes aim to provide clearer guidelines for claimants and limit the state's financial exposure in tort claims.
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