Gov. Fallin asks for reforms to improve Oklahoma’s business climate
Gov. Mary Fallin asked legislators Monday to pass significant workers’ compensation changes and to alter the way lawsuits are treated in court cases ranging from personal injury to medical malpractice, including a $250,000 cap for noneconomic damages.
Such moves will improve the state’s business climate and result in more jobs coming and staying in Oklahoma, Fallin said in her first State of the State message to l...
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