Claim Form Deficiencies. Failure to provide all information requested on the Claim Form will not result in immediate denial or nonpayment of a claim. Instead, the Settlement Administrator will take adequate and customary steps to attempt to cure the defect and to determine the Settlement Class Member’s eligibility for payment, including, but not limited to, attempting to follow up with the Claimant to gather additional information if necessary. If the Claim Form defect cannot be cured, the Claim Form will be rejected.
Claim Form Deficiencies. In the event the Settlement Administrator rejects a Claim Form pursuant to section V(C) above, the Settlement Administrator shall mail notice of rejection to Settlement Class members whose Claims have been rejected in whole or in part. Failure to provide all information requested on the Claim Form will not result in immediate denial or nonpayment of a claim. Instead, the Settlement Administrator will take all reasonable and customary steps to attempt to cure the defect and to determine the eligibility of the member of the Settlement Class for payment and the amount of payment based on the information contained in the Claim Form or otherwise submitted, including advising the Settlement Class members that if they disagree with the determination, the Settlement Class member may send a letter to the Settlement Administrator requesting reconsideration of the rejection and the Settlement Administrator shall reconsider such determination, which reconsideration shall include consultation with Class Counsel and Younique’s Counsel. In such event, Settlement Class members shall be advised of their right to speak with Class Counsel, and Younique is entitled to dispute claims if available records or other information indicate that the information on the Claim Form is inaccurate or incomplete. The Parties shall meet and confer regarding resolution of such claims and, if unable to agree, shall submit those claims to the Court for determination. As to any claims being determined by the Court pursuant to this paragraph, the Settlement Administrator shall send payment or a letter explaining the Court’s rejection of the claim, within thirty-five (35) days of the Court’s determination.
Claim Form Deficiencies. Failure to provide all information requested on the Claim Form will not result in immediate denial or nonpayment of a claim. Instead, the Settlement Administrator will take all adequate and customary steps to attempt to cure the defect and to determine the Settlement Class Member’s eligibility for payment and the amount of payment based on the information contained in the Claim Form, including an attempt to follow-up with the claimant to gather additional information if necessary. If the Claim Form defect cannot be cured, the claim will be rejected. Defendants are entitled to dispute claims if they provide notice of dispute to Settlement Class Counsel, and if available records or other information indicated that the information on the Claim Form is inaccurate or incomplete, but determination of the validity of such disputed claim by the Settlement Administrator will be final.
Claim Form Deficiencies. In the event the Settlement Administrator rejects a Claim Form pursuant to subsection (C) above, the Settlement Administrator shall mail notice of rejection to Settlement Class members whose Claims have been rejected in whole or in part. However, the Settlement Administrator is not required to mail notice of a denial letter for duplicative claims or fraudulent claims. Failure to provide all information requested on the Claim Form will not result in immediate denial or nonpayment of a claim. Instead, the Settlement Administrator will take all reasonable and customary steps to attempt to cure the defect and to determine the eligibility of the member of the Settlement Class for payment and the amount of payment based on the information contained in the Claim Form or otherwise submitted, including advising the Settlement Class members that if they disagree with the determination, the Settlement Class member may send a letter to the Settlement Administrator requesting reconsideration of the rejection and the Settlement Administrator shall reconsider such determination, which reconsideration shall include consultation with Class Counsel and Reckitt’s Counsel. In such event, Settlement Class members shall be advised of their right to speak with Class Counsel, and Reckitt is entitled to dispute claims if available records or other information indicate that the information on the Claim Form is inaccurate or incomplete. The Parties shall meet and confer regarding resolution of such claims and, if unable to agree, shall submit those claims to the Court for determination. As to any claims being determined by the Court pursuant to this paragraph, the Settlement Administrator shall send payment or a letter explaining the Court’s rejection of the claim, within thirty-five (35) days of the Court’s determination.
