CompSource Mutual

The company assigns dedicated underwriters to support policyholders through their agencies.

CompSource Mutual’s licensed claims adjusters connect injured workers with medical care and understand Oklahoma workers’ compensation law.

CompSource Mutual assists injured workers in receiving necessary medical treatment to return to work.

CompSource Mutual offers a variety of benefits to policyholders from top-tier service to custom safety training and consultation.

CompSource Mutual offers workers’ compensation insurance and support to Oklahoma businesses, emphasizing the importance of the state’s workforce.

CompSource Mutual provides exclusive benefits to policyholders.

CompSource Mutual has provided workers’ compensation insurance to Oklahoma businesses for over 85 years.

OKLAHOMA CITY – (Dec. 11, 2020) – CompSource Mutual Insurance Company, Oklahoma’s largest workers’ compensation carrier, was rated A (Excellent) by AM Best, the preeminent insurance rating bureau.

An Oklahoma City attorney files an ethics complaint against Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready regarding CompSource’s reorganization plan. The complaint alleges conflicts of interest tied to the insurer’s restructuring efforts. The filing targets Mulready’s oversight role amid CompSource’s operational changes.

Aug 2026The Journal RecordNews article

CompSource Mutual faces legal challenges as policyholders sue to block its reorganization into a stock company. The Oklahoma-based insurer specializes in worker’s compensation for local businesses. The litigation stems from the company’s shift from a mutual structure, raising concerns among affected policyholders.

Jul 2026KOSUNews article

CompSource Mutual Insurance is facing a class action lawsuit in Oklahoma County District Court. Plaintiffs claim the company breached trust and fiduciary duties. The case is pending before Judge Amy Palumbo.

Jul 2026The Journal RecordNews article

Oklahoma business owners file a class action lawsuit against **CompSource Mutual** to block its planned conversion into a stock insurance company. The lawsuit challenges the restructuring process and questions the approval procedures. The group argues the change could impact workers’ compensation coverage for Oklahoma businesses.

Jul 2026KFOR.com Oklahoma CityNews article