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Judge sides with plaintiff, with some exceptions, in OTA meeting lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge sides with plaintiff, with some exceptions, in OTA meeting lawsuit

In a split decision, plaintiffs in an open meeting lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will receive all communication among the agency’s board members, its executive director and the governor

Stan Ward urges high court to leave lawsuit alone - Vimarsana News

Stan Ward urges high court to leave lawsuit alone

Local attorney Stan Ward has asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to deny the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s application to assume jurisdiction over his open meeting lawsuit against the agency.

Judge sides with plaintiff, with some exceptions, in OTA meeting lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge sides with plaintiff, with some exceptions, in OTA meeting lawsuit

In a split decision, plaintiffs in an open meeting lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will receive all communication among the agency’s board members, its executive director and the governor

'Far from over': lawsuit against OTA to proceed, judge orders | News - Vimarsana News

'Far from over': lawsuit against OTA to proceed, judge orders | News

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will now be forced to cooperate with discovery and depositions after a judge denied its request to stall an open meeting lawsuit in Cleveland County.

'Rocket docket' held up: OTA filed motions to halt discovery, testimony | News - Vimarsana News

'Rocket docket' held up: OTA filed motions to halt discovery, testimony | News

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority filed two motions that have halted the discovery and deposition of employees and board members in an open meeting lawsuit filed by more than 200 residents