Okla. Stat. tit. 76, § 76-96
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Service of report on all defendants - Trial docket -
Official statutory text
Interpretation.
A. In order to have an asbestos or silica claim placed on any
active trial docket in this state, or brought to trial in this
state, or conduct discovery in an asbestos or silica claim in this
state, an individual must provide prima facie evidence of impairment
by serving on each defendant who answers or otherwise appears, a
report prescribed by this act.
B. In an action pending on the effective date of this act, the
case shall not be allowed to be called for or proceed to trial until
ninety (90) days after a report has been served on each defendant.
C. This act shall not be interpreted to create, alter, or
eliminate a legal cause of action for any asbestos- and/or silica-
related claimant who has been diagnosed with any asbestos- and/or
silica-related disease. The act sets the procedure by which the
courts in this state shall manage trial settings for all asbestos-
and/or silica-related claims.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 76. Torts Page 66
A. In order to have an asbestos or silica claim placed on any
active trial docket in this state, or brought to trial in this
state, or conduct discovery in an asbestos or silica claim in this
state, an individual must provide prima facie evidence of impairment
by serving on each defendant who answers or otherwise appears, a
report prescribed by this act.
B. In an action pending on the effective date of this act, the
case shall not be allowed to be called for or proceed to trial until
ninety (90) days after a report has been served on each defendant.
C. This act shall not be interpreted to create, alter, or
eliminate a legal cause of action for any asbestos- and/or silica-
related claimant who has been diagnosed with any asbestos- and/or
silica-related disease. The act sets the procedure by which the
courts in this state shall manage trial settings for all asbestos-
and/or silica-related claims.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 76. Torts Page 66
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