Settlement Class Members. “Settlement Class Members” shall mean all persons in the Class who do not exclude themselves pursuant to Section F, herein, and those who submit a Valid Claim.
Settlement Class Members. Defendants and the Settlement Administrator shall have ten (10) days after receiving this electronic report to review Class Counsel’s gross Settlement Award calculations for compliance with the terms of this Agreement and to submit any concerns in writing to the Class Counsel. Thereafter, the Parties shall confer within five (5) days in an attempt to resolve any disputes relating to the calculations of the gross amounts of Settlement Awards. If the Parties are unable to resolve any disputes about calculating the gross Settlement Awards pursuant to this Agreement, they shall submit their respective positions in writing to the Superior Court, which shall make the final decision regarding any disputed calculations of any Settlement Awards for any Settlement Class Members.
Settlement Class Members. Any lawyer representing a Proposed Settlement Class Member for the purpose of making objections must also file a Notice of Appearance with the Court by the objection deadline and must also serve copies by mail to Counsel for the Parties by the objection deadline set forth above.
Settlement Class Members. If the FRTF Research Committee determines that the individual should not be part of the Ms. L. Settlement Class after reviewing the additional information, Class Counsel may appeal that decision to an independent adjudicator within thirty days of the FRTF Research Committee’s decision. Class Counsel may seek one extension of the appeal deadline for up to 30 days, which shall be granted sparingly based on a showing of good cause at the discretion of the independent adjudicator. The parties will identify, agree to, and stipulate to the Court for appointment of an individual to serve as independent adjudicator. The independent adjudicator will review the FRTF Research Committee’s decision, government documents the adjudicator deems relevant, and any submissions by Class Counsel, to determine de novo whether the preponderance of evidence supports the determination. The independent adjudicator will issue an order as to who pays the costs for any adjudication brought to him or her. Costs generally will be paid by the losing party unless the independent adjudicator determines that the appeal, though unsuccessful, was reasonable and based on non-frivolous claims of error.
Settlement Class Members. Inside the United States
Settlement Class Members. All requests for DHS to join or, where applicable, non-oppose motions or appeals discussed in this subsection will be adjudicated on a case-by-case basis. DHS’s decision whether to join or not oppose a motion may be influenced by information unknown to USCIS at the time of the parole adjudication or by the Ms. L. Settlement Class member’s actions after he or she was granted parole by USCIS, if applicable. DHS will ensure that the email addresses or mailboxes to be used for the submission of requests for DHS to join or not oppose motions discussed in this subsection are posted on its public facing page on XXX.xxx, and will reference the required information to be included when submitting such requests (e.g., identifying in the subject line that the noncitizen is a Ms. L. Settlement Class member). DHS will endeavor to prioritize its review and handling of any properly submitted request, subject to any staffing or resource constraints.
Settlement Class Members. 4. On a quarterly basis from the Effective Date until the Final Registration Date, Class Counsel will provide to Defendants a list of identified Ms. L. Settlement Class members whom Class Counsel have not been able to contact. No later than 60 days after such list is provided, Defendants will search relevant HHS, DHS, and DOJ databases that may contain new or updated address or contact information or attorney contact information for those Ms. L. Settlement Class members and any sponsors of Ms. L. Settlement Class members, and will share such information with Class Counsel for those Ms. L. Settlement Class members identified for that quarter, except as prohibited by law or any applicable privilege.
Settlement Class Members who qualify for and wish to submit a Claim Form under the Settlement shall do so in accordance with the requirements and procedures of the Settlement and the Claim Form under which they are entitled to seek relief. The Claims deadline is 90 days after the date that notice is provided to the Settlement Class. All Settlement Class Members who fail to submit a claim in accordance with the requirements and procedures of the Settlement and respective Claim Form shall be forever barred from receiving any such benefit but will in all other respects be subject to and bound by the provisions of the Settlement and the releases contained therein.
Settlement Class Members for whom either or both of the Parties have contact information received from a third-party seller – shall be deemed to have submitted a valid claim under Group A without the need to provide a claim form, proof of purchase, or a serial number, unless that Settlement Class Member opts out of the Settlement or elects to fill out a Claim Form (to, for example, correct the presumptive allocation, per below). For these Settlement Class Members, if there is insufficient information to determine the number and/or models of Air Purifiers purchased, inferences can be drawn based on available information, including the total amount spent by the Claimant on Air Purifiers. If the deemed Claim contains insufficient information to infer the number and/or models of Air Purifiers purchased, and the claimant has not filled out a claim form, the claimant will be presumptively deemed to have purchased one (1) AirMini. Settlement Class Members who qualify under this paragraph will also be given the opportunity through direct notice to provide the Claims Administrator with updated contact information prior to distribution.
Settlement Class Members. “Settlement Class Members” means all male employees of Defendant nationwide who took the maximum amount of non-primary caregiver leave available under Defendant’s policy in effect at the time of the birth of one or more child (either 1 week or 2 weeks depending on the time period) during the Settlement Class Period, or if applicable, the State Settlement Class Periods, and would have otherwise qualified for paid primary caregiver leave, but did not take primary caregiver leave. Whether an individual is entitled to compensation pursuant to the Settlement, including whether the individual intended to serve as the primary parental caregiver of their child and was denied or deterred by Defendant from seeking primary caregiver leave shall be determined by the Settlement Administrator pursuant to the process described in Section 2.6.
