Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.63
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Voluntary status - Protections from liability
Official statutory text
A. A mediation conducted through the Oklahoma Dental Mediation
Act shall be voluntary and shall not be construed as a final action
for the purposes of injunctive relief or the basis for an appeal to
district court. A mediation committee, entities creating such
mediation committees, members and staff of such mediation committee,
and other persons who assist such mediation committees shall not be
liable in any way for damages or injunctive relief under any law of
this state with respect to any action taken in good faith by such
mediation committee.
B. Any person who supplies information to a mediation committee
in good faith and with reasonable belief that such information is
true shall not be liable in any way for damages or injunctive relief
under any law of this state with respect to giving such information
to the mediation committee.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 277
C. Either party involved in the mediation may request to be
dismissed from the process at any time. Upon dismissal from the
mediation program, the matter shall be referred back to the
referring entity.
D. Upon the completion of a successful mediation, the referring
entity shall be given notice that the mediation was successful.
Act shall be voluntary and shall not be construed as a final action
for the purposes of injunctive relief or the basis for an appeal to
district court. A mediation committee, entities creating such
mediation committees, members and staff of such mediation committee,
and other persons who assist such mediation committees shall not be
liable in any way for damages or injunctive relief under any law of
this state with respect to any action taken in good faith by such
mediation committee.
B. Any person who supplies information to a mediation committee
in good faith and with reasonable belief that such information is
true shall not be liable in any way for damages or injunctive relief
under any law of this state with respect to giving such information
to the mediation committee.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 277
C. Either party involved in the mediation may request to be
dismissed from the process at any time. Upon dismissal from the
mediation program, the matter shall be referred back to the
referring entity.
D. Upon the completion of a successful mediation, the referring
entity shall be given notice that the mediation was successful.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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