Access to Trust On-line Sample Clauses

Access to Trust On-line. Subject to the terms hereof, the Facility shall provide the Law Firm access to the Facility’s proprietary on-line, electronic claims filing system (“Trust On-line”) for the limited purpose of electronically filing and settling asbestos personal injury claims with the Celotex Trust. (When the context permits, as used herein, “access to Trust On-line” may also refer to access to the claims information electronically submitted by the Law Firm in connection with asbestos personal injury claims filed against the Celotex Trust.) The Law Firm shall be permitted access through Trust On-line to information regarding only the Law Firm’s clients’ claims filed against the Celotex Trust, and the Law Firm shall be authorized to act through Trust On-line in regard only to the Law Firm’s clients’ claims filed against the Celotex Trust. The Law Firm shall not use Trust On-line to file or settle claims, or to access information regarding claims, for clients of another law firm unless such other law firm has entered separately into this Agreement and has designated in writing an authorized principal, employee, or agent of the Law Firm to serve as the Firm Administrator, as defined below, for the other law firm.
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Access to Trust On-line. Subject to the terms hereof, the Facility shall provide the Claimant access to the Facility’s proprietary on-line, electronic claims filing system (“Trust On-line”) for the limited purpose of electronically filing and settling Claimant’s asbestos personal injury claim with the WRG Trust. (When the context permits, as used herein, “access to Trust On-line” may also refer to access to the claims information electronically submitted by the Claimant in connection with his/her asbestos personal injury claim filed against the WRG Trust). The Claimant shall be permitted access through Trust On-line to information regarding only the Claimant’s claim filed against the WRG Trust, and the Claimant shall be authorized to act through Trust On-line in regard only to the Claimant’s claim filed against the WRG Trust.
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Access to Trust On-line. Subject to the terms hereof, the Facility shall provide the Law Firm access to the Facility’s proprietary on-line, electronic claims filing system (“Trust On-line”) for the limited purpose of electronically filing and settling asbestos personal injury claims with the T&N and the FMP Subfund of the FM Trust. (When the context permits, as used herein, “access to Trust On-line” may also refer to access to the claims information electronically submitted by the Law Firm in connection with asbestos personal injury claims filed against the T&N and the FMP Subfund of the FM Trust). The Law Firm shall be permitted access through Trust On-line to information regarding only the Law Firm’s clients’ claims filed against the T&N and the FMP Subfund of the FM Trust, and the Law Firm shall be authorized to act through Trust On-line in regard only to the Law Firm’s clients’ claims filed against the T&N and the FMP Subfund of the FM Trust. The Law Firm shall not use Trust On-line to file or settle claims, nor to access information regarding claims, for clients of another law firm unless such other law firm has entered separately into this Agreement and has designated in writing an authorized principal, employee, or agent of the Law Firm to serve as the Firm Administrator, as defined below, for the other law firm.
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