California Class Members means each member of the California Classes.
California Class Members means all individuals employed by Defendant within the state of California at any time from August 9,
California Class Members means all current and former counselors who
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Named Plaintiff shall propose and recommend to the Court that two classes comprised respectively of the California Class Members and National Class Members shall be certified for purposes of implementing the terms of the settlement provided for in this Agreement.
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California Class Members means the 28 individuals who, according to Defendant’s records,
California Class Members are individuals who were Interns for Defendants (or one of Defendants’ related entities) in California, according to Defendants’ records, from October 3, 2010 through August 30, 2014.
California Class Members means all persons in the California Class whose claims were resolved by the Judgment in this Litigation.
California Class Members means Sales Representatives employed by JFrog in California during the period May 3, 2017 through March 1, 2022.
California Class Members means all San Francisco-based employees to hold a Covered Position during the period from December 3, 2011 through the Execution Date who were agreed upon by the Parties as part of the class at the time of the execution of the Term Sheet and whose UUID numbers are listed in Exhibit F.
California Class Members means both California Salaried Sub-Class Members and California Hourly Sub-Class Members.
California Class Members. Wells Fargo has also agreed to pay California Class Members who timely submit a Verified Claim Form up to $2,500 for each denial of credit between January 30, 2015 and the present. The settlement will be funded based on how many claims are submitted via Verified Claim Forms, as follows: • The first 2,000 Verified Claimants from the California Class shall add $2,500 per claim to the fund up to $5,000,000. • The next 3,000 Verified Claimants from the California Class shall add $2,000 per claim to the fund up to $6,000,000. • The next 2,000 Verified Claimants from the California Class shall add $800 per claim to the fund up to $1,600,000. In other words, for California Class Members the payment amount per claim (for each denial of credit) will start at $2,500 for each claim and will decrease if the number of claims exceeds the total amounts above. For example, if individuals submit 4,000 claims, the cash payment for each claim will be $2,250 (i.e., (2,000 x $2,500) plus (2,000 x $2,000), all divided by 4,000). If individuals submit 7,000 claims, the cash payment for each claim will be $1,800 (i.e., (2,000 x $2,500) plus (3,000 x $2,000) plus (2,000 x $800), all divided by 7,000).