OK SB2039

Modifies process server licensing by creating two categories: county-only licenses ($35 initial fee, $5 renewal) and statewide licenses ($150 initial fee, $15 renewal).

Adds comprehensive provisions for electronically stored information (ESI) discovery, including requirements for specifying ESI format in subpoenas and requests for production, and establishing that parties need not produce ESI from inaccessible sources except upon showing good cause.

Requires initial disclosure of damage computations and supporting documentation within 60 days of service, with exemptions for specific case categories such as administrative appeals, habeas corpus petitions, and enforcement of arbitration awards.

Establishes that parties cannot be sanctioned for failure to produce electronically stored information lost through routine, good-faith operation of electronic systems.

Makes language throughout the civil procedure code gender-neutral by replacing masculine pronouns with neutral alternatives.