Settlement Claims Administrator Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Settlement Claims Administrator Responsibilities. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (a) establishing a qualified settlement fund and qualified settlement fund account, and determining and finalizing the calculations of the Potential Gross Settlement Payments and tax withholding amounts for the Qualified Claimants; (b) preparing, printing and disseminating to the Named Plaintiff and Potential Opt-in Plaintiffs the Notice Packet and return envelope; (c) copying counsel for all Parties on material correspondence and promptly notifying all counsel for the Parties of any material requests or communications made by any Party or Potential Opt-In Plaintiff who receives a Notice Packet; (d) receiving and reviewing the Consent to Join and Release Forms submitted by the Named Plaintiff and Potential Opt-In Plaintiffs to determine eligibility for payment; (e) determining the final Settlement Payment for each Qualified Claimant in accordance with this Agreement; (f) mailing the Settlement Payments to Qualified Claimants; (g) wiring Plaintiff’s Counsel’s attorneys’ fees, expenses, and costs and mailing the General Release Payment and Settlement Payments in accordance with this Agreement and Order of the Court; (h) paying all payroll tax obligations of Defendant in accordance with applicable law and this Agreement; (i) issuing W-2 and 1099 3 In such an event, all dates referenced in this Agreement based on the entry of an Approval Order will instead be calculated from the later of (a) the date upon which the appeal is withdrawn, or (b) any appellate decision affirming the Approval Order becomes final. Forms for all amounts paid to Qualified Claimants; (j) ascertaining current address and addressee information for each Notice Packet returned as undeliverable; (k) referring to Plaintiff’s Counsel all inquiries by the Named Plaintiff and Potential Opt-in Plaintiffs the Settlement Claims Administrator cannot resolve and/or which involve matters not within the Settlement Claims Administrator’s duties specified herein; (l) responding to inquiries of Plaintiff’s Counsel or Defendant’s Counsel; (m) promptly apprising counsel for the Parties of the activities of the Settlement Claims Administrator; (n) maintaining adequate records of its activities, including the date of the mailing of the Notice Packets and receipt of Consent to Join and Release Forms, returned mail and other communications and attempted written or electronic communications with the Named Plaintiff and Potential Opt-in Plaintiffs; (o...
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Settlement Claims Administrator Responsibilities. The Settlement Administrator shall be responsible for: (a) determining and finalizing the calculations of the tax withholding amounts for the Settling Plaintiffs;
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