Contents of Motion Sample Clauses

Contents of Motion. The motion for preliminary approval shall include 4 the bases for demonstrating that conditional certification of a settlement class is appropriate, that the 5 settlement amounts are reasonable in light of the facts and law pertaining to the claims alleged.
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Contents of Motion. In the Preliminary Approval Motion, Plaintiffs shall request that the Court: (a) grant preliminary approval of this Settlement Agreement; (b) approve the Settlement Notice and the proposed plan of settlement administration described herein; and (c) schedule a tentative date for a Final Approval Hearing.
Contents of Motion. The motion for preliminary approval shall justify 8 conditional certification of a Settlement Class and explain how the settlement amounts are reasonable in 9 light of the facts and law pertaining to the claims alleged. The motion shall be accompanied by a 10 declaration by Class Counsel discussing the risks of continued litigation and the decision that this 11 Agreement serves the best interests of class members. Before filing any motion, Class Counsel will give 12 Defendant’s counsel adequate notice and opportunity to comment on the motion papers.
Contents of Motion. The motion must include a statement of the material facts believed not to be disputed, and relevant law. Supporting affidavits may also be included.
Contents of Motion. Class Counsel will prepare the preliminary settlement approval papers, which will be subject to a five-court-day period for Defendant’s review and comment before filing.

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