Okla. Stat. tit. 14A, § 14A-3-814: Prohibited activities or conduct

PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES OR CONDUCT.

A consumer litigation funder may not:

1. Pay or offer to pay a commission, referral fee, or other

form of consideration to an attorney, law firm, medical provider,

chiropractor, or physical therapist or an employee of such a person

for referring a consumer to the funder;

2. Accept any commission, referral fee, rebate, or other form

of consideration from an attorney, law firm, medical provider,

chiropractor, or physical therapist or an employee of such a person;

3. Intentionally advertise materially false or misleading

information about the funder's products or services;

4. Refer, to further an initial legal funding, a customer or

potential customer to a specific attorney, law firm, medical

provider, chiropractor, or physical therapist or an employee of such

a person, except that the funder may refer a customer or potential

customer who needs legal representation to a local or state bar

association referral service;

5. Fail to promptly supply a copy of the executed agreement to

the consumer's attorney;

6. Knowingly provide funding to a consumer who has previously

assigned or sold a portion of the consumer's right to proceeds from

the consumer's legal claim without first paying to or purchasing

from a previously unsatisfied consumer litigation funder that

funder's entire funded amount and charges due under that funder's

applicable agreement, unless:

a. a lesser amount is otherwise agreed to in writing by

the consumer litigation funders, or

b. multiple funders have agreed to concurrently provide

funding to a consumer, if the consumer consents to the

arrangement in writing;

7. Make a decision relating to the conduct, settlement, or

resolution of the underlying legal claim, the power of which shall

remain solely with the consumer and the attorney handling the legal

claim; or

8. Knowingly pay or offer to pay, using funds from the

litigation funding transaction, court costs, filing fees, or

attorneys' fees during or after the resolution of the legal claim.