Common use of Internet Notice Clause in Contracts

Internet Notice. The Settlement Administrator shall establish an internet website containing information about the Settlement at a URL to be determined. The Settlement Website will be accessible no later than five (5) days prior to the first mailing of the Mail Notice described above. The Settlement Website will set forth the following information: (i) the full text of the Settlement Agreement; (ii) the Mail Notice; (iii) the claim form for the Settlement Class Members; (iv) the Preliminary Approval Order and other relevant orders of the Court; (v) with the consent of Defendants (which shall not be unreasonably withheld), other documents and information determined in good faith by Settlement Class Counsel to be reasonably necessary for effectuating of this settlement and notice process; (vi) if the Settlement is terminated, a notice approved by the Parties notifying Settlement Class Members of such termination; (vii) contact information for Settlement Class Counsel and the Settlement Administrator; (viii) motion for Preliminary Approval and supporting papers, attorneys’ fee motion and supporting papers, and motion for Final Approval and supporting papers after each respective document has been filed with the Court. Any material language or information appearing on the website in addition to the above-listed documents shall appear only with the prior consent of all Parties. Not later than twenty (20) days before the Final Fairness Hearing, the Settlement Administrator shall cause proof of the establishment and maintenance of the Settlement Website to be filed with the Court. Any disputes under this Subparagraph shall be resolved by the Court, without right of appeal