Wave Cases definition

Wave Cases. The CAE Claims the MDL Court and MN Court identified for pre-trial discovery work-up prior to the Settlement Date, as listed on Exhibit 7 to this MSA. For avoidance of doubt, any such case previously dismissed with prejudice is not a Wave Case. The Parties agree that the entire list of Wave Cases is listed on Exhibit 7 to this MSA.
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Examples of Wave Cases in a sentence

  • The Parties agree that the Verdicts Cases and Wave Cases shall be resolved in accordance with the Verdicts Settlement and the Wave Settlement.

  • Wave Case Claimants who do not register by the Initial Wave Case Registration Date, but who change their mind following notice from the Settlement Administrator and/or a meeting with the MDL Court or the MN Court and submit a Wave Case Registration Form shall be treated as Registered Wave Cases.

  • Until directed by the Parties, the Settlement Administrator shall recalculate the Wave Case Participation Level weekly and, each week, shall notify the MDL PEC, MN Leadership, Defendants, the MDL Court, and the MN Court of the total number of Wave Cases who have failed to Register, the identities of such Wave Case Claimants, and their Wave Case Counsel, as well as providing a calculation of the Wave Case Participation Level.

  • Section 4.1.1 All Wave Cases must continue to comply with all MDL Court or MN Court orders concerning the timely production of complete census and DD214 forms or plaintiff fact sheets, as provided by those court orders.

  • Wave Cases Claimants subject to any bankruptcy court proceeding or jurisdiction will be responsible for resolving any issues arising from the bankruptcy before any Payment under the Wave Settlement may be made to such Wave Case Claimants.

  • The Wave Case Participation Level is intended to account for the percentage of Wave Cases resolved as a percentage of the total number of Wave Cases.

  • Wave Cases are not relieved of the obligations set forth in the MDL Case Management Order #57 and/or the MN Court’s Case Management Order Governing Ongoing ad Future Litigation Against Defendants by nature of their inclusion on any Identification Order Declaration or by appearing on Exhibit 1 to the Wave Settlement.

  • Section 4.1.3 Wave Case Counsel and pro se litigants with Wave Cases shall have an ongoing duty to update the Identification Order Declaration if and when, for example, an individual’s personal information is incorrect or outdated.

  • The Settlement Administrator may request additional information or communicate with Wave Case Counsel, Wave Case Claimants in conjunction with Wave Case Counsel, or pro se litigants with Wave Cases concerning any questions that may arise in this process and/or to request additional information or documentation from any Registered Wave Case Claimants.

  • If you do not want to receive any compensation pursuant to the Wave Settlement and the two Wave Cases Settlement Program Options, you have the option to not Register and choose to become a Litigating Plaintiff.