Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Warns Court Decision Could Push Up Workers' Comp Rates

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By Brianna Bailey Business Writer bbailey@oklahoman.com A recent decision by the Oklahoma Supreme Court could cause a jump in workers' compensation rates, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak warned Friday. The Oklahoma Insurance Department has received a filing from The National Council on Compensation Insurance on Friday showing an overall increase in loss costs of 3.4 percent.Read more on NewsOK.com

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Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Warns Court Decision Could Push Up Workers' Comp Rates

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