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What Do Plaintiffs And Their. Lawyers Get? To date, Class Counsel has not been compensated for any of their work on this case. Class Counsel will present evidence to the Court as to the efforts to achieve this settlement on behalf of the Class. As part of the Settlement, Class Counsel may apply to the Court to award them up to $400,000 from Defendants to pay their fees and expenses. Any award to Class Counsel does not affect the funds available to pay Claims. In addition, the named Class Representative in this case may apply to the Court for a Class Representative Service Award up to $2,500. This payment is designed to compensate the named Class Representative for the time, effort, and risks undertaken in pursuing this litigation. Class Representative and Class Counsel will file an Application with the Court on or before 35 days prior to the Final Approval Hearing in support of their Fee Application for Attorneys’ Fees and Expenses and payments as Class Representative Service Awards. A copy of that Application will be available on the Settlement Website. The Court will determine the amount of Attorneys’ Fees and Expenses as well as the amount of Class Representative Service Award.
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What Do Plaintiffs And Their. Lawyers Get? To date, Plaintiffs’ lawyers have not been compensated for any of their work on this case. Plaintiff’s lawyers will present evidence to the Court that they have spent nearly 900 hours litigating this case. In addition, Plaintiffs’ lawyers will present evidence that they have paid out-of-pocket expenses (including deposition transcript fees, court reporter fees, filing fees, service costs, copying costs, and travel expenses) of more than $80,000. None of these expenses has yet been reimbursed. As part of the settlement, Plaintiff’s lawyers may apply to the Court to award them up to $735,000 to pay their attorneys’ fees and approximately $80,000 in out-of-pocket expenses. In addition, each of the named Plaintiffs in this case may apply to the Court for incentive awards of between $1,000 and $5,000 each, for a combined total of not more than $11,000. These payments are designed to compensate the Plaintiffs for the time, effort, and risks they undertook in pursuing this litigation and for executing a broader release of claims than other Settlement Class members. Plaintiffs and their lawyers have filed a motion with the Court in support of their applications for attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses and payments to the Plaintiffs. A copy of that motion is available on the settlement website. The Court will determine what amounts of fees, costs, expenses, and class representative payments to award. The award of attorneys’ fees, costs and expenses will be paid to Plaintiffs’ lawyers within seven days after the Court grants final approval to the settlement. If the order finally approving the settlement is later reversed on appeal, Plaintiffs’ lawyers will be required to repay to the settlement fund the previously awarded fees, costs and expenses, plus interest.
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What Do Plaintiffs And Their. Lawyers Get? To date, Class Counsel have not been compensated for any of their work on this case. As part of the Settlement, Class Counsel may apply to the Court to award them up to $8,500,000 from Defendant to pay their Attorney’s Fees, and up to [amount] to reimburse their Attorneys’ Expenses. Defendant has the right to object to Class Counsel’s Application for Attorneys’ Fees if it is in an amount that exceeds $8,500,000, and to object to Class Counsel’s Application for Attorneys’ Expenses if it is in an amount that exceeds $2,000,000. An award to Class Counsel does not reduce the funds available for Class benefits. In addition, the named Class Representatives in this case may apply to the Court for a Class Representatives Incentive Award up to $200,000 total. This payment is designed to compensate the named Class Representatives for the time and effort they undertook in pursuing this litigation to the benefit of the Class. Any Class Representatives Incentive Award does not reduce the funds available for Class benefits. A copy of Class Counsel’s motion for an award for Attorneys’ Fees and Attorneys’ Expenses, and for a Class Representative Incentive Award is available on the Settlement Website: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The Court will determine the amount of Attorneys’ Fees, Attorneys’ Expenses, and Class Representatives Incentive Award.
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