Oklahoma SB1913 establishes a dispute resolution system for insurance claims, requiring mediation and creating the Homeowners Claims Bill of Rights.
Oklahoma SB1913 amends insurance dispute resolution procedures, establishing a system for mediation of residential or commercial claims not in litigation. It mandates insurers to engage in mediation, outlines requirements for settlement agreements, and creates the Homeowners Claims Bill of Rights. The bill specifies conditions for mediation eligibility, the role of the Insurance Commissioner, and the binding nature of settlement agreements. Effective date provisions are included.
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