Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-1250.11
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Statement of charges - Notice of hearing
Official statutory text
Upon the receipt of the results of an investigation instituted
pursuant to the provisions of Section 1250.10 of this title, the
Insurance Commissioner shall review the results and shall determine
whether, by the standards set out in Sections 1250.3 and 1250.5 of
this title, further action is required. If the Insurance
Commissioner deems further action necessary, the Commissioner shall
issue and serve upon the insurer a statement of the charges and a
notice in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act. No
insurer shall be deemed in violation of the Unfair Claims Settlement
Practices Act solely by reason of the numbers and types of such
complaints or claims.
pursuant to the provisions of Section 1250.10 of this title, the
Insurance Commissioner shall review the results and shall determine
whether, by the standards set out in Sections 1250.3 and 1250.5 of
this title, further action is required. If the Insurance
Commissioner deems further action necessary, the Commissioner shall
issue and serve upon the insurer a statement of the charges and a
notice in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act. No
insurer shall be deemed in violation of the Unfair Claims Settlement
Practices Act solely by reason of the numbers and types of such
complaints or claims.
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