REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS Sample Clauses

REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. 74. Class Counsel agree that any representation, encouragement, solicitation or other assistance, including, but not limited to, referral to other counsel, of any Opt Out or any other person seeking to litigate with any of the Released Persons over any of the Released Claims or to represent any form of opt-out class, could place Class Counsel in an untenable conflict of interest with the Class. Accordingly, Class Counsel and their respective firms agree (only to the extent that it is otherwise not violative of any applicable rules governing the practice of law) not to represent, encourage, solicit or otherwise assist, in any way whatsoever (including, but not limited to referrals to other counsel) any Opt Out except that referring such person to the individual Notice or suggesting to any such person the option of obtaining separate counsel, without specifically identifying options for such counsel, shall be permitted under the terms of this provision. Additionally, Class Counsel and their respective firms agree (only to the extent that it is otherwise not violative of any applicable professional rules) not to represent, encourage, solicit or otherwise assist, in any way whatsoever, any Opt Out or any other person who seeks to represent any form of opt-out class, or any other person, in any subsequent litigation that person may enter into with Released Persons regarding the Released Claims or any related claims, except that suggesting to any such person the option of obtaining separate counsel, without specifically identifying options for such counsel, shall be permitted under the terms of this provision.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. Class Counsel agree that this Settlement Agreement is fair, reasonable, and in the best interests of the Expungement Settlement Class Members. Based upon unique circumstances here, Class Counsel agree that class members who seek to opt-out should be represented by counsel who do not agree that the Settlement Agreement is fair, reasonable, and in the best interests of the Expungement Settlement Class Members. Accordingly, Class Counsel shall, if contacted, refer any such opt-outs to the applicable state bar association or other referral organization for other appropriate counsel in any subsequent litigation of claims by such opt-outs against Defendant.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. Settlement Class Counsel agree that this Settlement Agreement is fair, reasonable, and in the best interest of the Settlement Class Members. Settlement Class Counsel agree that Candidates who seek to opt-out should be represented by counsel who do not agree that the Settlement Agreement is fair, reasonable, and in the best interest of the Settlement Class Members. Accordingly, Settlement Class Counsel shall, if contacted, refer any such opt-outs to the applicable state bar association or other referral organization for appropriate counsel in any subsequent litigation against the Released Parties.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. Class Counsel agree that this Settlement Agreement is fair, reasonable, and in the Settlement Class Members’ best interests. Class Counsel furthermore agree that potential Settlement Class Members who seek to opt out should be represented by counsel who believe the Settlement Agreement is not fair, reasonable, and not in the Settlement Class Members’ best interests. Accordingly, Class Counsel shall not solicit Settlement Class Members who opt out for purposes of legal representation and, if contacted, shall refer any such persons to the applicable referral service maintained by the bar association in those persons’ respective jurisdictions for any subsequent representation.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. Class Counsel agrees that this Settlement is fair, reasonable, and in the Settlement Class Members’ best interests. Accordingly, Class Counsel shall not solicit Settlement Class Members who opt-out for purposes of legal representation.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. 105. Only to the extent that it is otherwise not violative of any applicable rules governing the practice of law, Class Counsel agree that any representation, encouragement, solicitation or other assistance, including, but not limited to, referral to other counsel, of any opt out or any other person seeking to litigate with any of the Released Persons over any of the Released Claims or to represent any form of opt-out class, could place Class Counsel in an untenable conflict of interest with the Class. Accordingly, Class Counsel and their respective firms agree (only to the extent that it is otherwise not violative of any applicable rules governing the practice of law) not to represent, encourage, solicit or otherwise assist, in any way whatsoever (including, but not limited to referrals to other counsel) any opt out or any form of opt-out class, except that referring such person to the Notice or suggesting to any such person the option of obtaining separate counsel, without specifically identifying options for such counsel, shall be permitted under the terms of this provision.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. 83. Class Counsel and Class Representative agree that any representation, encouragement, solicitation or other assistance, including but not limited to referral to other counsel, to any Person seeking exclusion from the Settlement Class or any other Person seeking to litigate with Released Persons over any of the Released Claims in this Action, prior to the Final Approval Hearing, could result in a claim that Class Counsel and Class Representative have a conflict of interest with the Settlement Class. The Parties and their counsel agree not to represent, encourage, solicit or otherwise assist, in any way whatsoever, including but not limited to referrals to other counsel, any Person in requesting exclusion from the Settlement Class and/or seeking to litigate with Released Persons any of the Released Claims in this Action. As provided in the Class Notice, Class Counsel and the Administrator can advise a Class Member with questions or concerns that they may choose to consult with a lawyer of their own choosing, without recommending a lawyer or law firm.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. If asked, Class Counsel may refer opt-outs to the applicable state bar or other referral organization to obtain representation.
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REPRESENTATION OF OPT OUTS. A. Class Counsel and their firms agree not to represent, encourage, solicit or otherwise assist, in any way whatsoever, including but not limited to referrals to other counsel, any person to submit written objections to the Settlement, requests for exclusion from the Settlement, or to encourage Settlement Class Members or any persons to appeal from the Preliminary Approval Order and/or the Final Order and Judgment.
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