Meiyssel Insurance Service

10/06/2026

Finally, some accountability! PA's and attorneys have seen these game played on the consumer during their most desperate moments. Insureds should never have to finance repairs after paying a premium for insurance.

10/06/2026

08/17/2026

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08/17/2026

Have you been wondering why you were denied? Read below! https://oklahomawatch.org/2026/08/17/the-secret-documents-attorneys-unveil-insurance-scheme/?fbclid=IwdGRjcATwYQR0ZGNwBPADAHBkb2YFZmRpZBZQytXb7KTZXJYPZOm5E6nW6EglzVAaZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHkwLEV1vTadZI5Q-ewfM5Y3jvC72-04P6ct5BWp775uMIt0APAeGElyAcCvO_aem_aqLiwFOwkCrSmmvUuJl75Q

Lawyers who have accumulated more than 1,200 bad faith insurance cases against State Farm and Allstate are now speaking publicly for the first time about secret documents that reveal decades-long schemes to deny roof damage claims. Meanwhile, a judge set a December trial date in the Hursh case and a...

07/10/2026

By Dustin Reed Terry
EastOklahoma

The RICO Case Against Oklahoma's Sheriffs

“On November 2, 2017, seven plaintiffs filed what would become one of the most sweeping civil rights cases in Oklahoma history. Graff v. Aberdeen Enterprises II, Inc. charges the Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association, Aberdeen Enterprises II, county sheriffs, judges, and court officials with operating an extortion scheme that violates the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act—RICO—alongside constitutional protections against unlawful detention and denial of due process.

RICO laws are typically deployed against drug cartels, organized crime syndicates, and the Mafia. Their use in this case signals the gravity of the allegations: that Oklahoma's law enforcement establishment created and profited from a system designed to extract money from people who have none, using the threat of jail as leverage.

The lawsuit is being handled by an unusual coalition of legal firepower. Tulsa-based firm Smolen, Smolen and Roytman, led by attorneys Daniel Smolen and Jill Webb, filed the original complaint. They've since been joined by the Civil Rights Corps and Georgetown University Law Center's Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection—organizations that typically take on only the most constitutionally significant cases.

"In the United States—you can't put people in jail because they're too poor—and that's what's happening here," one of the attorneys told the Tulsa World shortly after filing.”
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05/28/2026

A legal fight that began as a dispute between an Oklahoma family and its insurance company is now headed to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, with potential consequen

05/21/2026

Happy Memorial Day, be safe, enjoy your family and friends.

We honor and mourn our US Military personnel who died while serving in the armed forces.

Sincerely,

Lorinda Mikesell - CEO

05/07/2026

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One family is battling the insurer over roof damage: "How much hardship financially are we willing to take on up front to avoid disaster later on?"

03/31/2026

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