Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs Sample Clauses

Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph 20 is to expressly limit and define Duke University’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Duke University following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Duke University and its current or former
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph 20 is to expressly limit and define Yale University’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Yale University following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Yale University and its current or former a) Data. Through counsel, the Settling Parties will work in good faith to address reasonable questions that Settlement Class Counsel and their consultants may have about the undergraduate financial aid structured data and financial aid settings Yale University has produced to date in the Action, to the extent such questions have not previously been addressed. Yale University’s obligations under this Paragraph 20(a) shall expire on February 15, 2024.
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph 20 is to expressly limit and define Emory’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Emory following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Emory and its current or former employees shall not be required to respond to or supplement its or their responses to any discovery requests (including deposition notices or subpoenas), previously served by Plaintiffs or that Plaintiffs may serve in the future. To the extent Plaintiffs depose any witness in this Action who is a former employee of Emory, Plaintiffs shall refrain from questioning the witness concerning the witness’s employment with Emory, except in accordance with Paragraph 20(c). In addition, Settlement Class Counsel agree that they will not attempt to contact or make any effort to communicate with any present or former Emory employees other than as set forth in this Paragraph 20.
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Rice University and its current or former employees will not be subject to any further discovery (including deposition notices and subpoenas), previously served by Plaintiffs or that Plaintiffs may serve in the future. a) Data. Xxxx will respond in good faith to the data questions it received from Settlement Class Counsel on December 5, 2023 before the close of fact discovery.
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph 20 is to expressly limit and define Brown University’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Brown University following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Brown University and its current or former employees shall not be required to respond to or supplement any discovery requests (including deposition notices or subpoenas) previously served by Plaintiffs or that Plaintiffs may serve in the future. To the extent Plaintiffs depose any witness in this Action who is a former employee of Brown University, Plaintiffs shall refrain from questioning the witness concerning the witness’ employment with Brown University, except as set forth in subparagraph (d) of this Paragraph 20
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph is to expressly limit and define Dartmouth’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Dartmouth following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Dartmouth and its current or former employees shall neither be required to respond or supplement its response to any discovery request (including deposition notices or subpoenas), previously served by Plaintiffs or that Plaintiffs may serve in the future. To the extent Plaintiffs depose any witness in this Action who is a former employee of Dartmouth, Plaintiffs shall refrain from questioning the witness concerning the witness’ employment with Dartmouth. In addition, Settlement Class Counsel agree that they will consult with Dartmouth
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Discovery Disclosures to Plaintiffs. The intent of this Paragraph 20 is to expressly limit and define Columbia University’s obligations with respect to discovery that Plaintiffs may seek from Columbia University following the Settlement. Other than as set forth below, or as may subsequently be agreed to by the Settling Parties, Columbia University and its current or former employees shall not be required to respond to or supplement any discovery requests (including deposition notices or subpoenas), previously served by Plaintiffs or that Plaintiffs may serve in the future. To the extent Plaintiffs depose any witness in this Action who is a former employee of Columbia University, Plaintiffs shall refrain from questioning the witness concerning the witness’ employment with Columbia University, except in accordance with subparagraph 20(c). In addition, Settlement Class Counsel agree that they will not attempt to contact or make any effort to communicate with any present or former Columbia University employee other than as set forth in this Paragraph 20. a) Data. Through counsel, the Settling Parties will work in good faith to address reasonable questions that Settlement Class Counsel and their consultants may have about the undergraduate financial aid structured data and financial aid settings Columbia University has produced to date in the Action, to the extent such questions have not previously been addressed. Columbia University’s obligations under this subparagraph 20(a) shall expire on February 15, 2024.
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