COURT APPROVAL, CLASS NOTICE, OBJECTION PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

COURT APPROVAL, CLASS NOTICE, OBJECTION PROCEDURES. A. Reasonable Efforts Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel will use their reasonable efforts to (i) recommend and obtain approval of this Agreement by the Court under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23; (ii) carry out the terms of this Agreement; (iii) support this Agreement in all public statements; (iv) assist with providing Class Notice as appropriate; and (v) if the settlement is approved, secure the prompt, complete, and final dismissal with prejudice of the Actions against the Released Entities. Class Counsel shall, consistent with their obligations to their clients and the Class, make every reasonable effort to encourage Settlement Class Members to participate in this settlement. The Parties and Plaintiffs’ Counsel agree that Defendants may communicate with Settlement Class Members regarding the provisions of this Agreement, so long as such communications are not inconsistent with the Class Notice, or other agreed upon communications concerning the Agreement. The Released Entities may refer Settlement Class Members to the Claims Administrator (and phone numbers and websites maintained by the Claims Administrator). Defendants will not discourage the filing of any claims allowed under this Agreement. Released Entities that have been reimbursing Settlement Class Members may continue to do so if necessary to complete claims, and Released Entities also may encourage those persons to participate in the class settlement that is the subject of this Agreement.
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