Oklahoma tort reform takes big step
A measure supporters said would reduce frivolous lawsuits is headed to the state Senate, where the bill’s House author said it should win approval.
House Bill 1603 won passage Wednesday mostly along party lines in the GOP-controlled House, 61-39. Two Democrats, Lucky Lamons of Tulsa and R.C. Pruett of Antlers, voted for it, and one Republican, Gus Blackwell of Goodwell, voted against the tort refor...
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