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Okla. Stat. tit. 76, § 76-83

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Required disclosures by plaintiff

Official statutory text

REQUIRED DISCLOSURES BY PLAINTIFF.

A. Within ninety (90) days after an action for a personal

injury or other tort is filed, the plaintiff, without awaiting a

discovery request, shall provide to all parties a statement

identifying all personal injury claims the plaintiff has or

anticipates filing against a personal injury trust, and for each

claim, whether there has been a request to defer, delay, suspend or

toll the claim against the personal injury trust. The statement

shall include an attestation that the plaintiff swears or affirms,

under penalties of perjury, that the statement is complete and is

based on the plaintiff's and plaintiff's attorney's good-faith

investigation of all potential claims against personal injury

trusts.

B. The plaintiff shall produce to all parties, for each

personal injury claim he or she filed against a personal injury

trust identified in subsection A of this section, a final executed

proof of claim and all other trust claims materials relevant to each

claim.

C. The plaintiff shall supplement the information and materials

he or she provided under this section within thirty (30) days after

the plaintiff files an additional claim, supplements an existing

claim or receives additional information or materials.

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