Major Legal Reform makes Oklahoma “Open for Business”
Oklahoma City (OBV) — Business and state leaders filled the Oklahoma State Capitol Tuesday to celebrate big legislatives wins from the 2025 session. Governor…
Oklahoma City (OBV) — Business and state leaders filled the Oklahoma State Capitol Tuesday to celebrate big legislatives wins from the 2025 session. Governor…
The Prosperity Tracker Legislative Scorecard shows that Oklahoma's state senators and representatives were predominantly pro-growth in how they voted on legislation concerning business, workforce and the economy in 2025.
Caps on lawsuit payouts, greater transparency on who backs those lawsuits and protection against undue workers’ compensation claim liability — all prominent aspects of Gov. Kevin Stitt's budget plan — are now state law.
Gov. Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma legislative leaders have agreed on a budget for the state that includes Stitt's long-sought-after income tax cut as well as tort reform.
State Rep. Erick Harris is fighting to expose foreign adversaries who he says are funding lawsuits to hurt companies in Oklahoma and across the U.S. Harris spoke one on one with us about his tort reform effort.
A bill that requires disclosure of third-party funding of commercial lawsuits succeeded in the Oklahoma State Senate on Monday.
A bill that clarifies liability for workers' compensation cases involving contractors passed the Oklahoma State Senate floor this week.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma is championing workforce, education, childcare, tort reform and tax reform bills this legislative session in its ongoing mission to make Oklahoma one of the top business states in the nation.
A study from one of the nation's top economic and financial analysis firms found that excessive tort costs are harmful to Oklahoma's economy and detrimental to a business' ability to grow.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt says cutting the state's income tax, making Oklahoma the best state for business and enacting tort reform are some of his top priorities for 2025.