Common use of Settlement Payments Clause in Contracts

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five (145) days will be paid to a cy pres recipient mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Unless the Court orders otherwise, each Participating Class Member will receive a an equal, pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail transmit to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment, which may be in the form of a check or an electronic payment such as Venmo, direct deposit/ACH, or PayPal. The Settlement Administrator settlement payment will indicate on the check stub be accompanied by a statement that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, or in the event any electronic payment is unable to be processed, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or email or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and or other relevant information necessary to re-mail the checkissue payment. Any check that is payment instrument not cashed negotiated within one hundred and twenty ninety (12090) days of its mailing or other transmission by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and fortysuch ninety-five (145) days day period will be paid to a one or more cy pres recipient recipients mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, a service paymentspayment to the Class Representative, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five twenty (145120) days will be paid to a one or more cy pres recipient recipient(s) mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a an equal pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five (145) days will be paid to a cy pres recipient mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five (145) 120 days will be paid to a cy pres recipient mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a an equal, pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail or otherwise transmit to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment, which may be in the form of a check or an electronic payment. The Settlement Administrator settlement payment will indicate on the check stub be accompanied by a statement that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, or in the event any electronic payment is unable to be processed, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or email or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and or other relevant information necessary to re-mail the checkissue payment. Any check that is payment instrument not cashed negotiated within one hundred and twenty ninety (12090) days of its mailing or other transmission by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five twenty (145120) days will be paid to a one or more cy pres recipient recipients mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five twenty (145120) days will be paid to a cy pres recipient mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a an equal, pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, service payments, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty (120) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five (145) days will be paid to a one or more cy pres recipient recipients mutually proposed by the Parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Settlement Payments. A. Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount. The “Net Settlement Amount” is the Settlement Amount (plus any accrued interest thereon) reduced by any sums awarded by the Court for attorneys’ fees, litigation expenses, a class representative service paymentspayment, and all expenses of settlement administration (including expenses previously incurred and the Settlement Administrator’s good faith estimate of future expenses to be incurred). The pro-rata share of each Participating Class Member shall be computed by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the number of Participating Class Members. There will be no cap on the settlement payment that a Class Member may receive. B. As soon as practicable after the Effective Date, the Settlement Administrator will mail to each Participating Class Member a check representing that person’s settlement payment. The Settlement Administrator will indicate on the check stub that the Participating Class Member should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of the settlement payment. In the event any check is returned to the Settlement Administrator as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will attempt to contact the Participating Class Member by telephone or perform a skip trace to attempt to locate a current address and re-mail the check. Any check that is not cashed within one hundred and twenty ninety (12090) days of its mailing by the Settlement Administrator will be void. Any portion of the Settlement Amount, including any accrued interest, that remains unpaid at the end of one hundred and forty-five (145) 90 days will be paid to a cy pres recipient mutually proposed by the Parties parties and approved by the Court, unless the Court orders otherwise.