Oklahoma SB2166 limits damages in personal injury suits to amounts actually paid for medical services.
Oklahoma SB2166 amends the state's personal injury law to restrict the recovery of damages for medical services to the amounts actually paid by or on behalf of the plaintiff. It defines terms such as "factoring company," "health plan," and "letter of protection." The bill also requires disclosure of certain documents and evidence related to medical services and treatment, including the identity of the health plan and any referral for treatment under a letter of protection. The changes are effective as of the date of enactment.
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