Costs of Settlement Administration. All expenses incurred in administering this Settlement Agreement, including, without limitation, the cost of the Postcard Notice, Settlement Website, and toll-free telephone line, the cost of distributing and administering the benefits of the Settlement Agreement, and the Settlement Administrator’s reasonable fees shall be paid to the Settlement Administrator from the Settlement Fund, subject to the approval of the Court.
Costs of Settlement Administration. 21 The Parties will mutually agree to the selection of a settlement administrator (“Settlement 22 Administrator”), to undertake the administration of the Settlement in this Action. The administration 23 duties include, without limitation, the following: establishing and maintaining a qualified settlement 24 account for the NSA, obtaining tax identification number(s) for Defendant applicable to the 25 Settlement, calculating the Class Member Payments, performing an initial National Change of Address 26 (NCOA) search upon receipt of the Class Member mailing addresses, mailing the Class Notices, performing one skip trace on Class Notices which are returned as undeliverable, reviewing and 1 processing Requests for Exclusion, disputes, and objections, setting up a toll-free number, mailing the 2 Class Members Payments and tax forms to the Settlement Class Members, and setting up a static 3 website regarding the Settlement. The Settlement Administrator will report payment of the individual 4 Class Member Payments to all required taxing and other authorities, take appropriate withholdings, 5 forward payments for withholdings and issue Internal Revenue Service Forms W-2 and 1099. The 6 Parties estimate that the costs and expenses of administration of the Settlement will not exceed 7 $20,000. Any amounts allocated but not paid to the Settlement Administrator will be added to the 8 NSA and distributed to the Settlement Class Members pro rata.
Costs of Settlement Administration. Separate from the Settlement Fund, Payment to Plaintiff, and the Attorneys’ Fees, Expenses, and Costs of Class Counsel, Defendant will be responsible for paying all costs of notice and administration of the settlement (“Costs of Settlement Administration”).
Costs of Settlement Administration. The Parties agree to mutually select Phoenix Settlement Administrators as the Settlement Administrator in this Action. This administration duty shall include without limitation, setting up an escrow account for funding of the Settlement, obtaining tax identification number(s) for Defendants applicable to the Settlement, calculating the Class Member Payments, PAGA Member payments, performing an initial National Change of Address ( NCOA ) search upon receipt of the Class Member mailing addresses, mailing the Notice Packets, performing one skip trace on Notice Packets, returned as undeliverable, establishing a hotline telephone number to communicate with Class Members about the Settlement, reviewing and processing requests to opt out of the settlement, reviewing and submitting to Class Counsel and Defendants counsel any received objections, mailing the Class Members Payments and tax forms to the Settlement Class Members, and making all required distributions to Settlement Class Members, the State of California and PAGA Members. The Settlement Administrator will report payment of the individual Class Member Payments and PAGA Members to all required taxing and other authorities, and requisite reporting documentation to the applicable taxing agencies, and issue Internal Revenue Service Forms 1099. The Settlement Administrator will establi to U.S. Treasury Regulation Section 468B(g) of the Internal Revenue Service for the purposes of administering the Settlement. All Settlement Administration Costs shall be taken from the GSA. The Parties expect Settlement Administration Costs to not exceed $30,000.00. Any unapproved amount of Settlement Administration Costs shall be allocated to the NSA and apportioned to the Class Members as described in Paragraph 5 of this Settlement Agreement. The award of Settlement Administrator Costs in the amount sought is not a material term of this Agreement and the award of an amount less than requested by Plaintiffs does not give rise to a basis to abrogate this Agreement. Any unapproved amount of the Settlement Administration Costs shall be allocated to the NSA and be apportioned to Class Members as described in Paragraph 5 of this Settlement Agreement. The Settlement Administrator will establish and maintain and use an internet website to post information of interest to Class Members including the date, time and location for the Final Approval Hearing and copies of the Settlement Agreement, Motion for Preliminary Approval, the Preli...
Costs of Settlement Administration. 17 All costs and expenses incurred in implementing and administering the Settlement shall be 18 paid by Defendant. The Claims Administrator shall, under the supervision of the Court, 19 administer the Settlement provided by this Revised Agreement by processing and resolving claims 20 in a rational, responsive, cost-effective, and timely manner. The Claims Administrator shall 21 maintain detailed records of its activities under this Revised Agreement in a computerized 22 database and shall furnish counsel for the Parties with monthly reports of the activities undertaken 23 by the Claims Administrator in administering the Settlement.
Costs of Settlement Administration. 82. Defendants will pay the costs of printing, reproducing, and mailing the checks, forms, notices, and responses that are sent in connection with the administration of the claims process described in Paragraphs 53-61 and 76-77, and/or in connection with the determination of claims submitted in the course of the claims process. In addition, Defendants will pay the fees charged by the Neutral Evaluator as set forth in Paragraph 80, and the costs associated with the services of the Settlement Administrator to undertake any duties reasonably required to assist in the management of this Proposed Settlement, including, but not limited to, fees associated with the establishment of an automated toll-free telephone number to answer frequently asked questions, live operators to respond to questions, and the establishment of a website concerning the Proposed Settlement.
Costs of Settlement Administration. All actual charges of the Settlement Administrator associated with or arising from Claims Administration and the Notice Plan as set forth in Section 4.1 that are due under the agreement between Arby’s and the Claims Administrator for purposes of Claims Administration and the Notice Plan.
Costs of Settlement Administration. All expenses incurred in administering this Settlement Agreement, including, without limitation, the cost of the Class Notice, the cost of distributing and administering the benefits of the Settlement Agreement, and the Settlement Administrator's reasonable fees, shall be paid to the Settlement Administrator by Rady.
Costs of Settlement Administration. All expenses incurred in administering this Settlement Agreement, including, without limitation, the cost of the Notice Program, Settlement Website, toll-free number, distributing and administering the benefits of the Settlement Agreement, the Settlement Administrator’s reasonable fees, as well as Plaintiffs’ Counsel’s Fees and Expenses and Plaintiffs’ Service Awards shall be paid separately by WM, subject to approval of the Court, and shall not in any way reduce the other benefits afforded to Settlement Class Members under the Settlement.
Costs of Settlement Administration. Arcis shall bear the cost of providing notice to the Plaintiff Settlement Class of the pendency of the Action and the proposed settlement, in the manner described more fully below. In addition, Arcis shall bear the cost of administering this Agreement and making the payments and distributions required under this Agreement, provided, however, that Class Counsel shall be responsible for all costs associated with the distribution of the eight refunds as described in Paragraphs 2.01 and 4.02. Arcis shall have the right (but not the obligation) to appoint a third-party administrator, at its sole expense, to mail and publish notice.
