Reasonable expenses of the Claims Administrator Sample Clauses

Reasonable expenses of the Claims Administrator. The Claims 24 Administrator shall be paid out of the Gross Fund Value Amount and such payment shall not 25 constitute payment to any Participating Class Member(s). The Claims Administration Costs, 26 expected not to exceed Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00), shall be paid out of the 27 settlement funds within thirty calendar days after the Final Effective Date in accordance with 28 Section 5.06.d.1, below.
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Reasonable expenses of the Claims Administrator. All costs of administering the Settlement, including, but not limited to, all costs and fees associated with preparing, issuing and mailing any and all notices to the Plaintiff and/or Settlement Class, all costs and fees associated with computing, processing, reviewing and mailing the Settlement Share, all costs and fees pertaining to the Claims Administrator’s duties as set forth in Sections IV(B)(iii) and IV(B)(v) above, including those associated with preparing any tax documents and any other filings required by any governmental taxing authority or agency, all costs and fees associated with preparing any other notices, reports or filings to be prepared in the course of administering disbursements from the Maximum Settlement Amount, and any other costs and fees incurred and/or charged by the Claims Administrator in connection with the execution of its duties under this Agreement (“Settlement Administration Costs”), shall be paid to the Claims Administrator out of the Maximum Settlement Amount in accordance with Section IX. Class Counsel shall receive no fees or disbursements from the Maximum Settlement Amount relating to the administration of disbursements from the Maximum Settlement Amount. Settlement Administration Costs are currently estimated not to exceed $8,500.
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Reasonable expenses of the Claims Administrator. Defendants agree to pay all of the expenses of the Claims Administrator in administering the Settlement, outside of the Maximum Settlement Amount, not to exceed $25,000.00.
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