Daryl Davis

What concerned parties need to understand is that the state bar association has a lot of control over who sits on the state’s Supreme Court.

The problem with the Oklahoma Option decision isn't simply that the state Supreme Court reached the wrong conclusion.

"The conclusion (by ProPublica and NPR) misses the mark in pinpointing why so many WC systems are broken beyond repair."

Those who invoke the grand bargain and dismiss alternatives to workers' comp somehow don't disclose their financial incentives.

The Workers' Compensation Commission fired a shot--perhaps ultimately feckless--across the bow of proponents of the Oklahoma option.

Many assume that ERISA governs the Oklahoma Option, creating a pathway for federal intervention. No rulings back that assumption.