Okla. Stat. tit. 76, § 76-84
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Discovery - Use of materials
Official statutory text
DISCOVERY; USE OF MATERIALS.
A. Trust claims materials and trust governance documents shall
be presumed to be relevant and authentic, subject to the Rules of
Evidence governing admissibility. Any party may present trust
claims materials to prove alternative causation for a plaintiff's
injuries or to allocate liability for the plaintiff's injury. No
claims of privilege may apply to trust claims materials or trust
governance documents.
B. A defendant in a personal injury claim may seek discovery
against a personal injury trust identified under Section 3 of this
act. The plaintiff may not claim privilege or confidentiality to
bar discovery under this subsection and shall provide consent or
other expression of permission that may be required by the personal
injury trust to release information and materials sought by the
defendant.
A. Trust claims materials and trust governance documents shall
be presumed to be relevant and authentic, subject to the Rules of
Evidence governing admissibility. Any party may present trust
claims materials to prove alternative causation for a plaintiff's
injuries or to allocate liability for the plaintiff's injury. No
claims of privilege may apply to trust claims materials or trust
governance documents.
B. A defendant in a personal injury claim may seek discovery
against a personal injury trust identified under Section 3 of this
act. The plaintiff may not claim privilege or confidentiality to
bar discovery under this subsection and shall provide consent or
other expression of permission that may be required by the personal
injury trust to release information and materials sought by the
defendant.
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