Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6216.1
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Payment of claim to public adjuster - Insured as joint
Official statutory text
payee.
No insurance company authorized to transact insurance in this
state shall make payment of any insurance claim, or any portion of a
claim, to a public adjuster on account of services rendered by a
public adjuster to an insured unless the name of the insured is
added as a joint payee on any claim check, draft or electronic
payment. The payment, whether by check, draft, electronic payment
or otherwise, shall be sent to the address or electronic mail
address designated by the insured.
No insurance company authorized to transact insurance in this
state shall make payment of any insurance claim, or any portion of a
claim, to a public adjuster on account of services rendered by a
public adjuster to an insured unless the name of the insured is
added as a joint payee on any claim check, draft or electronic
payment. The payment, whether by check, draft, electronic payment
or otherwise, shall be sent to the address or electronic mail
address designated by the insured.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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