Presentation of Aggregated Settlement Offer, Informed Consent and Compliance with Ethical Rules Sample Clauses

Presentation of Aggregated Settlement Offer, Informed Consent and Compliance with Ethical Rules. The TLC believes the gross settlement amount and term of years to be reasonable and recommend moving forward to present this Agreement and informed consent documentation to all Litigating Tribes identified on Exhibit A-1 and all Non-Litigating Tribes identified on Exhibit A-2, and if applicable, to their counsel. Walmart, the Released Entities, and the TLC recognize the ultimate decision to settle rests with each Tribe. The TLC will work with all counsel to present the proposed aggregate settlement and allocation procedures to all Tribes and will use best efforts to secure 100% participation.
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Presentation of Aggregated Settlement Offer, Informed Consent and Compliance with Ethical Rules. The TLC negotiated the terms of this Agreement with the Settling Distributors on behalf of the Tribes through a judicially supervised mediation. The TLC believes the gross settlement amount and term of years to be reasonable and recommends moving forward to present this Agreement and informed consent documentation to all Litigating Tribes identified on Exhibit A and all Non-Litigating Tribes identified on Exhibit B, and if applicable, to their counsel. Settling Distributors, the Released Entities, and the TLC recognize the ultimate decision to settle rests with each Tribe. The TLC will work with all counsel to present the proposed aggregate settlement and allocation procedures to all Tribes and will use best efforts to secure 100% participation.

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