Claims Submittal and Review Process Sample Clauses

Claims Submittal and Review Process. 1. In order to recover, a Class Member seeking an Award, must, within the Claim Period, submit to the Claims Administrator a completed Claim Form in which the Class Member provides current address, contact information, and the Class Member’s social security number or tax payer identification number, and attests under penalty of perjury to all of the information requested by the Claim Form attached hereto as Exhibit E. Claim Forms will be made available on the Settlement Website for the Claimant to print, complete, sign, and deliver to the Claims Administrator. The Settlement Website will also contain a Claim Form that can be completed online, electronically signed, and submitted to the Claims Administrator. 2. The timeliness of the submission of any Claim Form will be conclusively determined by the Claims Administrator based on the post-mark or other like proof of the date of mailing or delivery, including the time stamp of submission of the online Claim Form. 3. Within seven (7) days of receipt, the Claims Administrator will forward any Claim Form to Class Counsel and Counsel for the Rams. 4. Within fourteen (14) days of the receipt of a Claim Form, the Claims Administrator shall (1) review the Claim Form and all relevant information submitted by the Claimant to determine (a) whether the Claimant is a Class Member who has submitted a Qualified Claim, and, if so (b) whether the Class Member is a member of the FANS Class or the Rams Class, or both; and (c) the amount of any Award and how much of the Award is attributable to the FANS Class cap or to the Rams Class cap; and (2) give written notice of each such determination to Counsel for the Rams, Class Counsel, and counsel for the CVC. If the Claims Administrator determines that a claim is not a Qualified Claim because the Claim Form as submitted is incomplete because one or more required inputs have not been filled in on the form, the Claims Administrator shall provide notice to the Claimant, Class Counsel, and Counsel for the Rams of the deficiency. Such notice shall be sent via email, if known, or postcard notice, if no email is known. 5. If the Claims Administrator determines that a claim is not a Qualified Claim because the Claim Form submitted by a Claimant is incomplete, and a new Claim Form is submitted within seven (7) business days of the notice described in Section III.B.4(2), the new Claim Form shall be considered timely submitted, regardless of any other provision of this Settlement Agreement. ...
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Claims Submittal and Review Process. 4.1 To receive the Cash Award, a Class Member must submit to the Settlement Administrator a completed Claim Form on or before the close of the Claims Period. The Claim Form will be mailed to the Class Members and also made available on the Settlement Website for Class Members to print and deliver to the Settlement Administrator by mail or e-mail. The Settlement Website will also contain a Claim Form that can be completed online, electronically signed, and submitted to the Settlement Administrator. 4.2 The timeliness of the submission of any Claim Form will be conclusively determined by the Settlement Administrator based on the post-xxxx or other like proof of the date of mailing or transmission, including the time stamp of submission of the online Claim Form. 4.3 Within seven (7) days after the end of the Claims Period, the Settlement Administrator shall provide the Claimant List to Class Counsel and Defendant’s Counsel.
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