Claim Validation Sample Clauses

Claim Validation. The Class Administrator shall be responsible for reviewing all claims to determine their validity. The Class Administrator shall reject any Claim that does not comply in any material respect with the instructions on the Claim Form or with the terms of this Section 4, that is submitted after the Claims Deadline, or that the Class Administrator identifies as fraudulent. The Class Administrator shall retain sole discretion in accepting or rejecting claims and shall have no obligation to notify Claimants of rejected claims unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
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Claim Validation. The Class Administrator shall be responsible for reviewing all Claims to determine their validity. The Class Administrator shall reject any Claim that does not comply in any material respect with the instructions on the Claim Form or with the terms of this Section 5, that is submitted after the Claims Deadline, or that the Class Administrator identifies as fraudulent. The Class Administrator reserves the right to seek additional information from Class Members to provide reasonable bases for the Class Administrator to monitor for and detect fraud. Such additional information may include, for example, retailers and locations (city and state) at which the Class Products were purchased. The Class Administrator shall retain sole discretion in accepting or rejecting claims and shall have no obligation to notify Class Members of rejected claims unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
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Claim Validation. The Settlement Class Administrator shall match the fax number provided by the Settlement Class Member on a returned Claim Form to the fax numbers on the Fax List. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall also determine whether the claim is a duplicate, whether the Claim Form is signed and examine the claim form for completeness and validity. If the fax number(s) does not match, then the Settlement Class Administrator shall follow- up with the Settlement Class Member and inquire if such Settlement Class Member employed other fax numbers during the Class Period (to ascertain if any different fax number is a number on the Fax List), in an effort to determine whether the claim is a valid claim. If the fax number or fax numbers provided on a Claim Form do not match a fax number on the Fax List, and the follow-up with the Settlement Class Member has not resolved the issue, the Settlement Class Administrator may disallow the claim. If the Settlement Class Administrator intends to disallow a claim, the Settlement Class Administrator must communicate its intention to the Settlement Class Member, Settlement Class Counsel, and counsel for Defendant, and allow Settlement Class Counsel and counsel for Defendant an opportunity to investigate the basis for disallowing the claim before a claim is disallowed. In the event the Parties disagree as to the validity of any Claim Form or whether to disallow a claim, then Settlement Class Counsel will present the disputed claim to the Court for resolution; counsel for Defendant shall also have an opportunity to address the disputed claim with the Court. Settlement Class Members may have two (2) weeks following the deadline to submit claims forms or such other time as agreed upon by the Parties, to cure any deficient or otherwise invalid claims. Any decision to disallow a claim must be determined at least two (2) weeks prior to the time plaintiff has to file a memorandum in support of final approval of the settlement.
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Claim Validation. The Settlement Administrator shall match the cell number provided by the Settlement Class Member on a returned claim form to a number on the Class List. The Settlement Class Administrator shall also determine whether the claim is a duplicate, whether the claim form is signed and examine the claim form for completeness and validity. If the cell number does not match, then Settlement Class Counsel or the Settlement Class Administrator shall follow up with the Settlement Class Member and inquire if such Settlement Class Member employed other cell numbers during the class period (to ascertain if any different cell number is a number on the Class List), in an effort to permit correction or determine whether the claim is valid.
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Claim Validation. The Settlement Class Administrator shall match the cell phone number(s) provided by the Settlement Class Member on a returned claim form to a cell phone number on the Class List. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall determine whether the claim is a duplicate, whether the claim form is signed and examine the claim form for completeness and validity. If the cell phone numbers referenced herein do not match, then Settlement Class Counsel or the Settlement Class Administrator shall follow-up with the Settlement Class Member and inquire if such Settlement Class Member used other phone numbers during the Class Period in an effort to determine the validity of the claim. If the cell phone number(s) provided on a claim form do not match a cell phone number on the Class List, and the follow-up with the Settlement Class Member has not resolved the issue, Settlement Class Counsel or the Settlement Class Administrator shall disallow the claim. If a claim is deemed disallowed by the Settlement Class Administrator, the Settlement Class Administrator must communicate that disallowance of the claim to the Settlement Class Member and Settlement Class Counsel and allow Settlement Class Counsel an opportunity to investigate the basis for disallowing the claim. In the event the Parties disagree as to the validity of any claim form or whether to disallow a claim, then Settlement Class Counsel will present the disputed claim to the Court for resolution.
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Claim Validation. For any Settlement Class Member who receives the Class Notice (as opposed to the Publication Notice), the Class Administrator shall match the fax number provided by the Settlement Class Member on a returned Claim Form to a fax number on the Fax List. If the fax number does not match, then Settlement Class Counsel or the Class Administrator shall follow up with the Settlement Class Member and inquire if they employed other fax numbers during the Class Period (to ascertain if any different fax number is a number on the Fax List), in an effort to determine whether the claim is a valid claim. If the fax number or fax numbers provided on a Claim Form do not match the list, and the follow-up with the Settlement Class Member has not resolved the issue, Settlement Class Counsel or the Class Administrator shall disallow the claim. If a claim is deemed disallowed by the Class Administrator, the Class Administrator must communicate that disallowance of the claim to Settlement Class Counsel and allow Settlement Class Counsel an opportunity to investigate the basis for disallowing the claim. Settlement Class Counsel shall advise counsel for Defendants of all claim disallowances. In the event the Parties disagree as to the validity of any Claim Form or whether to disallow a claim, then Settlement Class Counsel will present the disputed claim to the Court for resolution. Settlement Class Members who are submitting claims pursuant to the Publication Notice will be able to submit an electronic Claim Form only and each Publication Notice will contain a generic username and password, so that these claims may be separately accounted for and validated. Settlement Class Members submitting a valid Claim Form pursuant to the either the Class Notice or Publication Notice shall be paid a pro rata share of the Distributable Settlement Fund in accordance with the terms of Paragraph 5.f. of this Settlement Agreement. Settlement Class Members may submit a Claim Form for more than one fax number and more than one settlement share. If the Fax List does not indicate how many faxes were sent to a Settlement Class Member, and the Settlement Class Member cannot provide proof of the number of faxes received, then the Settlement Class Member shall be entitled to a single fax payment of no more than $500.00 (this includes those who submit claims in response to the Publication Notice). Defendants retain the right to oppose the proof submitted by the Settlement Class Member. If multiple persons s...
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