Summary of the Settlement. To settle this case, Corizon agreed to pay a total of $550,000.00 (“Gross Settlement Fund”), which is intended to include claims for alleged unpaid wages, liquidated damages, penalties, interest, costs, attorneys’ fees, and taxes. If you choose to participate in the Settlement, you will receive the approximate gross amount listed on page 1, before taxes.
Summary of the Settlement. To see if you will get money from this settlement, you first have to decide if you are a Class Member.
Summary of the Settlement. The Settlement establishes the transmission plant depreciation rates to be included in ACE’s Formula Rate Template, as well as the general plant and intangible asset depreciation rates, and resolves all disputes between the Parties regarding those depreciation rates. A summary of the provisions of the Settlement is included below. The Preamble describes the Parties and the effect of the Settlement on Docket No. ER22- 2200 and all sub-dockets thereto.
Summary of the Settlement. Wilmington Trust agreed to establish a Settlement Fund of $185,270.25 to pay Settlement Class Members who make valid, timely Claims; pay an incentive award to a Class Representative who filed the lawsuit; pay attorneys’ fees and costs to the lawyers who filed the lawsuit; and pay Settlement Notice and Administrative Costs. Plaintiff will request a $10,000 service award, and up to $65,757 in attorneys’ fees, plus costs. This is a summary notice only; additional details of the Settlement can be found at xxx.XxxxxxxxxxXXXXXxxxxxxxxx.xxx or by calling 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX. How Can I Get a Payment? To get a payment you must submit a Claim Form. To make a Claim: (1) fill out, sign, and mail this Claim Form back; (2) submit a Claim online at xxx.XxxxxxxxxxXXXXXxxxxxxxxx.xxx; OR (3) print and complete the form from the Settlement Website and mail to Wilmington Trust TCPA Settlement Administrator, XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Each Settlement Class Member who submits a valid and timely Settlement Claim will receive a cash award. Class Counsel estimate that the amount of the cash award will be $30, based on a fifteen percent claim rate. If more than 15% of the Settlement Class Members submit valid claims, the $30 estimate could decrease. The deadline to file a Claim is XXXXXXX, 2020. If you make a Claim, you give up the right to xxx separately for damages of $500 per call, or $1,500 per call if a violation of the law is deemed to be willful. Do I Have a Lawyer? Yes. The Court appointed Xxxxx Law Offices, LLC; Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Law Group PLLC; and Xxxxxx Law Firm, LLC as counsel for the Settlement Class. They will be paid from the Settlement Fund. Alternatively, you may enter an appearance through your own attorney at your own expense.
Summary of the Settlement. Tribune Publishing Company (“Tribune”) has agreed to establish a Settlement Fund of $1,700,000 to pay Class Members, any incentive award to the Class Representative, attorneys’ fees and costs, and settlement notice and administration costs. Plaintiff will request up to $10,000 as an incentive award, and up to $566,666 in attorneys’ fees, plus costs. Any remaining monies from uncashed settlement checks may be redistributed or paid to a non-profit approved by the Court. Tribune is also modifying its practices to avoid telephone solicitations to phone numbers registered with the National Do Not Call Registry. This is a summary notice only; additional details can be found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or by calling 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX.
Summary of the Settlement. Tribune Publishing Company (“Tribune”) has agreed to establish a Settlement Fund of $1,700,000 to pay Class Members, any incentive award to the Class Representative, attorneys’ fees and costs, and settlement notice and administration costs. Plaintiff will request up to $10,000 as an incentive award, and up to $566,666 in attorneys’ fees, plus costs. Any remaining monies from uncashed settlement checks may be redistributed or paid to a non‐profit approved by the Court. Tribune is also modifying its practices to prevent calls to phone numbers registered with the National Do Not Call Registry. Tribune has also agreed to modify its practices to help prevent calls to phone numbers registered with the National Do Not Call Registry by agreeing to cease using free newspaper subscriptions as a basis to extend its Existing Business Relationship calculation under the TCPA.
Summary of the Settlement. The Settlement establishes a forward-looking Formula Rate for Pepco and resolves numerous disputes between the Parties. A summary of the provisions of the Settlement is included below. The Preamble describes the Parties and the effect of the Settlement on Docket No. ER19- 1475 and all sub-dockets thereto.
Summary of the Settlement. A Settlement Fund has been created as a consequence of the Settlement. In addition, certain non-monetary benefits will be provided to Class Members who are current Plan participants as a consequence of the Settlement. What is the Settlement Fund? The Settlement Fund is a $1.8 million payment which the Company will pay into escrow, plus any accrued interest. The amount remaining in the Settlement Fund after payment of Court-approved attorneys’ fees and expenses, Court-approved compensation to the Named Plaintiffs, any taxes owed by the Settlement Fund (the “Net Proceeds”), will be allocated to members of the Class according to a Plan of Allocation to be approved by the Court. (All costs of providing notice to the Class, as well as all costs associated with administering the Settlement Fund, will be borne by Defendants.) What Are the Non-Monetary Benefits of the Settlement? The following non-monetary consideration will be provided by Defendants in addition to the $1.8 million in monetary consideration:
Summary of the Settlement. Under the proposed Settlement, Wilmington Trust has agreed to establish a Settlement Fund of $185,270.25 to: (1) pay Plaintiff’s Settlement Class Members who make valid and timely claims; (2) pay an incentive award to the Class Representative; (3) pay attorneys’ fees and costs; and (4) pay settlement notice and administration costs. Plaintiff will request an incentive award of no more than $10,000, and attorneys’ fees of up to $61,757, plus costs. Any remaining monies from uncashed settlement checks may be redistributed to Claimants or paid to the Public Justice Foundation. Additional details of the Settlement can be found at xxx.XxxxxxxxxxXXXXXxxxxxxxxx.xxx or by calling 1−XXX−XXX−XXXX. Can I get money from the Settlement? Yes, each Settlement Class Member who submits a valid and timely Claim will receive a cash award, the amount of which depends on how many people make approved claims. Class Counsel estimate that the amount of the cash award may be $30, based on a fifteen percent claim rate. If more people submit claims, that number could go down. How do I make a Settlement claim? You can make a claim by: (1) submitting your claim online at xxx.XxxxxxxxxxXXXXXxxxxxxxxx.xxx; or (2) printing a copy of the claim from [insert hyperlink] and mailing the completed form to Wilmington Trust TCPA Settlement, cƒo [Administrator] [Address].
Summary of the Settlement. The Settlement addresses ACE, Delmarva and XXXX’s proposal to include direct labor costs incurred by the Service Companies in calculating the W&S allocators in ACE, Delmarva and PECO’s transmission rate templates and resolves numerous disputes between the Parties. A summary of the provisions of the Settlement is included below. Article I provides the definitions applicable to the Settlement. 15 PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., 177 FERC ¶ 61,201 (2021). 16 PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., Order of Chief Judge Designating Settlement Judge, Docket Nos ER21-2965-000 & ER21-2965-001 (Dec. 22, 2021).
