Time and Manner for Class Members to File Objections Sample Clauses

Time and Manner for Class Members to File Objections. All Class Members have the right to remain a Class Member but object to the terms of this Settlement. An objecting Class Member may (a) mail an Objection in accordance with the terms of this paragraph, or (b) appear (in person or through an attorney) and object at the Final Approval hearing. Objecting Class Members shall have forty-five (45) days from the original mailing of the Class Notice to mail an objection to the Settlement Administrator. The Class Member’s objection must include the Class Member’s full name, address, telephone number, signature, last four digits of his or her Social Security Number or Employee Identification Number, and the factual basis for the objection. Unless the Court directs otherwise, the forty-five (45) day period applies notwithstanding any claim regarding non-receipt of the Class Notice. All objections must state with particularity the basis therefore. Further, if any objector intends to appear at the hearing on Final Approval, either in person or through counsel, he or she will include notice of that fact and state the purpose for his or her appearance in his or her objection. The Parties will be permitted to respond in writing to such objections within the time period set by the Court and/or with their Final Approval papers. If a Class Member objects to the Settlement but the Court ultimately approves the Settlement nonetheless, the objecting Class Member will still be entitled to receive his or her Individual Settlement Payment. Any Class Member who submits a valid and timely Request for Exclusion shall have no right to object to the Settlement.
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