Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6057.1: Examination and enforcement by Commissioner –

Attorneys’ fees.

A. In order to enforce the provisions of the Health Care

Freedom of Choice Act, the Insurance Commissioner may conduct an

examination of insurers’ and preferred provider organizations’

claims files pursuant to the procedure set forth in Section 1250.4

of this title.

B. The Commissioner, upon finding an insurer in violation of

any provision of the Health Care Freedom of Choice Act, may issue a

cease and desist order to the insurer directing the insurer to stop

such unlawful practices. If the insurer refuses or fails to comply

with the order, the Commissioner shall have the authority to revoke

or suspend the insurer’s certificate of authority. The Commissioner

shall use the authority specified in this subsection to the extent

deemed necessary to obtain the insurer’s compliance with the order.

The Attorney General shall offer assistance if requested by the

Commissioner to enforce the Commissioner’s orders.

C. Reasonable attorney fees shall be awarded to the

Commissioner if judicial action is necessary for the enforcement of

the orders. Such fees shall be based upon those prevailing in the

community. Fees collected by the Commissioner without the

assistance of the Attorney General shall be credited to the

Insurance Commissioner’s Revolving Fund. Fees collected by the

Attorney General shall be credited to the Attorney General’s

Revolving Fund.