Oklahoma's new law blocking assignment of benefit contracts in auto repairs is challenged by repair shops citing safety and insurance payment conflicts. Lawsuit underway.

Oklahoma introduces HB 2933 to curb rising homeowners insurance rates via claims reforms, roofing rules, and limiting attorney fees in lawsuits.

Oklahoma Insurance Department introduces legislative proposals targeting consumer protections and market transparency to address rising homeowners insurance premiums.

Oklahoma Watch offers comprehensive coverage of public policy, evictions, rural homelessness, and insurance issues, with a focus on transparency and accountability in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner urges Congress to adopt a balanced phase-out of enhanced premium tax credits with income caps, minimal premiums, and expanded consumer choices to ensure sustainability and fraud reduction.

Oklahoma Insurance Department launches an investigation into roof claim practices following Attorney General's request, focusing on regulatory compliance and homeowners insurance claims.

Oklahoma Attorney General intervenes in State Farm litigation alleging widespread insurance fraud in homeowners wind and hail claims, highlighting regulatory and consumer protection issues.

Oklahoma Attorney General joins lawsuit accusing State Farm of underpaying storm damage claims and violating state consumer protection laws, seeking policyholder reimbursements and regulatory reforms.

Oklahoma lawmakers propose legislation to address soaring homeowners insurance rates and enhance regulatory oversight with data-backed pricing and credit history reforms.

In-depth analysis of Oklahoma's homeowners insurance market reveals high rates linked to market competitiveness metrics and regulatory approach. State Farm's strong earnings contrast with premium hikes.