Recalled Devices definition
Examples of Recalled Devices in a sentence
On October 8, 2021, the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (“JPML”) established MDL 3014 to centralize cases concerning the Recalled Devices.
First-class postal mail (and email, if available) of a summary notice form, attached to the Settlement Agreement as Exhibit 3(f), for DMEs, in the form agreed to by the Parties, to those known DMEs in the United States that sold, rented, supplied, or otherwise provided Recalled Devices to Users.
If none of those three pieces of information is available, then the User shall provide in their opt-out request the model of the Recalled Device(s) they have or had; the year of acquisition; and the type of acquisition (i.e., purchase, lease, or rental).
The Philips Defendants shall pay, or cause to be paid, an amount equal to the total Device Payment Awards (as set forth in Section 3.2 below) for all Registered Recalled Devices as of the Execution Date, plus an amount equal to the total Device Payment Awards for 5% of the remaining Recalled Devices that have not been registered by Users for a Recall Program by the Execution Date (the “Initial Device Payment Amount”).
For Users who Registered for a Philips Respironics Recall Program but did not return their Recalled Device(s) before the Execution Date, the mailing referenced above will include an additional targeted notice in the form agreed to by the Parties, attached to the Settlement Agreement as Exhibits 3(b) and 3(c).
A Device Return Award, of $100 per Recalled Device (irrespective of the type or model of Recalled Device), will be available to compensate eligible Users who have either already returned Recalled Devices pursuant to a Recall Program or who return Recalled Devices by the Claims Period Deadline pursuant to either the terms of the Settlement or a Recall Program.
The Recalled Devices are the CPAP, BiPAP, ventilator, and/or other devices sold, leased, rented or otherwise distributed in the United States identified in Question 8 below.
If you have multiple Recalled Devices and you return them, you can get multiple Device Return Awards.
If none of those three pieces of information is available, then the User must provide in their opt-out request the model of the Recalled Device(s) they have or had; the year of acquisition; and the type of acquisition (i.e., purchase, lease, or rental).
You can also look at the sticker with the Serial Number and other identifying information on your CPAP device, BiPAP device, or ventilator and go to the Settlement website to see if your device is one of the Recalled Devices.