Historic Payments definition

Historic Payments means those amounts already paid by Defendants in settlement or reimbursement of claims for certain purchase, injury, death or screening expenses associated with a pet’s consumption or use of Dog Treat Products, which Defendants represent to equal approximately $700,000 as of the date of this Agreement.
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Examples of Historic Payments in a sentence

  • Through these claims handling facilities and procedures, and through other settlements, certain Settlement Class Members received Historic Payments from certain Defendants or their insurers.

  • Information provided to the Claims Administrator regarding Historic Payments will be maintained in strict confidence by the Claims Administrator and will not be provided to any other Settlement Class Member, Plaintiffs’ Counsel, or counsel for any other Defendant or Released Entity.

  • Information provided to the Claims Administrator regarding Historic Payments will be maintained in strict confidence by the Claims Administrator and will not be provided to any other Settlement Class Member, Plaintiffs’ Lead Counsel, Counsel for Canadian Plaintiffs or counsel for any other Defendant or Released Entity.

  • Provided, however, that information provided to the Claims Administrator that would disclose the identities of parties to Historic Payments and the amounts of Historic Payments on an individual basis shall not be disclosed to any other Settlement Class Member, Plaintiffs’ Lead Counsel, Counsel for Canadian Plaintiffs or counsel for any other Defendant or Released Entity.