Workers’ comp system worthy target for reform
T he Republican-controlled Legislature is trying to keep Oklahoma workers’ compensation attorneys from milking clients for political contributions. Perhaps this will be the first step in more sweeping reform of the work comp system.
Changes to the system have been made throughout the years, most recently in 2005. That bill was supposed to result in savings of more than $100 million per year, but legal challeng...
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