07/20/2026
Whitten Burrage is proud to represent small businesses against CompSource. The texts we obtained from the Oklahoma Insurance Department raise serious questions about whether Commissioner Mulready’s approval of CompSource’s plan was truly impartial.
An Insurance Commissioner’s duty is to protect policyholders and ensure a fair, transparent insurance marketplace—not to advocate for an insurance company’s legislative agenda.
If CompSource policyholders had no knowledge in February 2024 that the company intended to pursue a transition that could dilute their ownership interests, why did the Insurance Commissioner already know? And why was he advocating to lawmakers that CompSource needed legislation to raise additional capital?
Those facts raise important questions. What communications occurred before policyholders were informed? What role did the Commissioner play in advancing CompSource’s legislative efforts? Oklahoma policyholders deserve clear answers and complete transparency.
A group of Oklahoma business owners has filed a class action lawsuit against CompSource Mutual, seeking to block the workers’ compensation insurer from converting into a stock insurance compa…