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The bill changes Oklahoma law so that in civil personal‑injury cases only the amounts actually paid, or the Medicare reimbursement rate when nothing has been paid, can be used as evidence of medical expenses. It also creates rules for estimating future medical costs, tying them to what insurance or Medicare would pay. The goal is to stop inflated billing from inflating jury awards.
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