Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-756.11

A. In addition to whatever remedies are available under the

common or statutory law of this state, failure to comply with the

requirements of this act shall:

1. Provide a basis for a civil malpractice action for actual

and punitive damages;

2. Provide a basis for a professional disciplinary action;

3. Provide a basis for recovery for the woman's survivors for

the wrongful death of the woman; and

4. Provide a basis for a cause of action for injunctive relief

against a person who has provided an abortion-inducing drug in

violation of this act. Such an action may be maintained by:

a. a woman to whom such an abortion-inducing drug was

provided,

b. a person who is the spouse, parent or guardian of, or

a current or former licensed health care provider of,

a woman to whom an abortion-producing drug was

provided, or

c. a prosecuting attorney with appropriate jurisdiction.

The injunction shall prevent the defendant from providing

further abortion-inducing drugs in violation of this act.

B. No civil liability may be assessed against the pregnant

woman upon whom the drug-induced abortion is attempted, induced or

performed.

C. When requested, the court shall allow a woman to proceed

using solely her initials or a pseudonym and may close any

proceedings in the case and enter other protective orders to

preserve the privacy of the woman upon whom the drug-induced

abortion was attempted, induced or performed.

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D. If judgment is rendered in favor of the plaintiff, the court

shall also render judgment for reasonable attorney fees in favor of

the plaintiff against the defendant.

E. If judgment is rendered in favor of the defendant and the

court finds that the plaintiff's suit was frivolous and brought in

bad faith, the court may render judgment for reasonable attorney

fees in favor of the defendant against the plaintiff.