Dispute Resolution for Claims. 2.5.1 The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (i) the claimant is a Settlement Class Member; (ii) the claimant has provided all information needed to complete the Claim Form, including any documentation that may be necessary to reasonably support the expenses described in ¶ 2.1; and (iii) the information submitted could lead a reasonable person to conclude that more likely than not the claimant has suffered the claimed losses as a result of the Data Incident. The Claims Administrator may, at any time, request from the claimant, in writing, additional information as the Claims Administrator may reasonably require in order to evaluate the claim, e.g., documentation requested on the Claim Form, and required documentation regarding the claimed losses. The Claims Administrator’s initial review will be limited to a determination of whether the claim is complete and plausible. For any claims that the Claims Administrator determines to be implausible, the Claims Administrator will submit those claims to the Settling Parties (one Plaintiff’s lawyer shall be designated to fill this role for Plaintiff). If the Settling Parties do not agree with the Claimant’s claim, after meeting and conferring, then the claim shall be referred to a claims referee for resolution. The Settling Parties will mutually agree on the claims referee should one be required.
Dispute Resolution for Claims. The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to
Dispute Resolution for Claims. The Settlement Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (1) the claimant is a Class Member;
Dispute Resolution for Claims. 2.8.1 The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (1) the claimant is a Settlement Class Member and/or SSN Subclass Member; (2) the claimant has provided all information needed to complete the Claim Form, including any documentation that may be necessary to reasonably support the claimant’s class membership and the expenses described in ¶¶ 2.1 and 2.2; and (3) the information submitted could lead a reasonable person to conclude that more likely than not the claimant has suffered the claimed losses as a result of the Data Security Incident (collectively, “Facially Valid”). The Claims Administrator may, at any time, request from the claimant, in writing, additional information (“Claim Supplementation”) as the Claims Administrator may reasonably require in order to evaluate the claim, e.g., documentation requested on the Claim Form, information regarding the claimed losses, available insurance and the status of any claims made for insurance benefits, and claims previously made for identity theft and the resolution thereof.
Dispute Resolution for Claims. 2.4.1 The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (1) the claimant is a Settlement Class Member; (2) the claimant has provided all information needed to complete the Claim Form, including any documentation that may be necessary to reasonably support the out-of-expenses described in ¶¶ 2.1 and 2.2; and
Dispute Resolution for Claims. 46. The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (1) the Claimant is a Settlement Class member; (2) the Claimant has provided all information needed to complete the claim form, including any documentation that may be necessary to reasonably support the claimed ordinary or extraordinary expenses, described in Paragraphs 18 and 19, above; and (3) the information submitted could lead a reasonable person to conclude that more likely than not the Claimant has suffered the claimed losses as a result of the Incident (collectively, “Complete and Plausible”). The Claims Administrator may, at any time, request from the Claimant, in writing, including via email, additional information as the Claims Administrator may reasonably require in order to evaluate the Claim (“Claim Supplementation”), e.g., documentation requested on the claim form, information regarding the claimed losses, available insurance and the status of any claims made for insurance benefits, and claims previously made for identity theft and the resolution thereof.
Dispute Resolution for Claims. The Settlement Administrator, in its sole
Dispute Resolution for Claims. (a) If PUBLISHER shall have a claim for nonpayment of any sums allegedly due hereunder against DISTRIBUTOR which DISTRIBUTOR disputes, or if DISTRIBUTOR shall have a claim against PUBLISHER for nonpayment of any sums allegedly due hereunder which PUBLISHER disputes, the aggrieved party (the "Claimant") shall send Notice to the other party of a claim for nonpayment (and as to PUBLISHER, within the time periods permitted by subparagraph 15(j) ("Notice of Dispute'')).
Dispute Resolution for Claims. 6 2.6.1 The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably 8 has provided all information needed to complete the Claim Form, including any documentation or 9 other information that may be necessary to reasonably support the out-of-expenses described in ¶¶
Dispute Resolution for Claims. 48. The Claims Administrator, in its sole discretion to be reasonably exercised, will determine whether: (1) the Claimant is a Settlement Class Member; (2) the Claimant has provided all information needed to complete the Claim Form, including any Reasonable Documentation that may be necessary to reasonably support any claimed Documented Economic Losses, provided for in Paragraph 6 above; and (3) the information submitted could lead a reasonable person to conclude that more likely than not the Claimant has suffered the claimed losses as a result of the Incident. The Claims Administrator may, at any time, request from the Claimant, in writing, including via email, additional information as the Claims Administrator may reasonably require in order to evaluate the Claim.
