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The opinion opens with the case caption identifying Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company as petitioner and Laura Russell (Judge, Rogers County District Court) and Laurie Weddin and Thomas Aretsig as real parties in interest; it records Case No. 123377 and the decision date as Nov. 3, 2025. This sets the matter, parties, and the official filing/decision date for the opinion.
On Nov. 3, 2025, the Oklahoma Supreme Court issued an opinion in Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Co. v. Laurie Weddin and Thomas Aretsig, issuing a writ of prohibition barring enforcement of a Rogers County district court order that compelled disclosure of nonparty insureds' residential addresses in claims files and instructing that claim files may be produced only with redactions of personal identifiers. The court concluded that nonparty insureds have a reasonable expectation of privacy and that disclosure of addresses would reveal identities, and it denied other relief sought by the petitioner. The opinion cites federal statutes and prior Western District of Oklahoma cases about privacy and discovery scope and was entered by order of the Court on Nov. 3, 2025.
