Okla. Stat. tit. 85A, § 85A-88
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Change of insurance carriers
Official statutory text
A. In any case where an employer changes insurance carriers or
where the employer having been self-insured, becomes insured or,
having been insured, is approved to be self-insured, and the only
dispute in a claim against that employer is the proper source of
payment of benefits, the Commission shall direct that the
appropriate compensation benefits be paid on an equal basis by the
carriers or self-insured employer.
B. Upon resolution of the issue, the prevailing respondent
shall be entitled to reimbursement from the other respondent of all
monies paid together with interest from the date of payment pursuant
to Section 727.1 of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 85A. Workers' Compensation Page 111
where the employer having been self-insured, becomes insured or,
having been insured, is approved to be self-insured, and the only
dispute in a claim against that employer is the proper source of
payment of benefits, the Commission shall direct that the
appropriate compensation benefits be paid on an equal basis by the
carriers or self-insured employer.
B. Upon resolution of the issue, the prevailing respondent
shall be entitled to reimbursement from the other respondent of all
monies paid together with interest from the date of payment pursuant
to Section 727.1 of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 85A. Workers' Compensation Page 111
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