Defendant’s Process for Denying Submitted Claim Forms Sample Clauses

Defendant’s Process for Denying Submitted Claim Forms. In the event Defendant denies any aspect of a Claim Form following a determination that certain disputed transactions were, in fact, authorized by the Settlement Class Member or otherwise not compensable under the EFTA. Defendant will identify those Claim Forms and provide a list to Class Counsel with an explanation and supporting information regarding the investigation that led to the denial(s). Within fourteen days upon receipt of the information, Defendant will confer with Class Counsel in good faith regarding any Claim Form denial Class Counsel seeks to challenge. Any Claim Form denial that is not challenged by Class Counsel is presumptively denied after fourteen (14) days of Defendant identifying the Claim Form and providing the supporting documents to Class Counsel. If Defendant maintains a denial decision, and following consultation with Class Counsel as to any challenged denials, the Settlement Administrator, within seven (7) days, shall provide written notice to the Settlement Class Member who submitted the form, by first class mail or electronic mail if available, with an electronic copy to Class Counsel and Defendant’s Counsel, stating: (a) that the claim was denied by Defendant in whole or in part ; (b) Defendant’s reason(s) for its determination; and (c) that the submitting person’s claim for actual damages has not been waived and that the statute of limitations for any claim of actual damages will remain tolled until entry of Final Judgment. A list of these individuals will be provided as an exhibit to the Final Approval Order.
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