How do I object to the Proposed Settlement Sample Clauses

How do I object to the Proposed Settlement. As a Class Member, you have the right to file written comments or objections with the Court if there is something about the proposed settlement you do not like. If you object, you also have the right to appear at the Court’s Fairness Hearing, either in person or through your own counsel hired at your own expense, and tell the Court why you object to the proposed settlement. To object to the proposed settlement, your written objections must be filed with the Court by [the objection deadline], and mailed to each of the following three addresses, postmarked by that same date: COURT CLASS COUNSEL DEFENSE COUNSEL Clerk of the Court Xxxxxxxxxxx X. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx Circuit Court of Xxxxxxx County Shank & Xxxxx, LLC Cozen X’Xxxxxx Independence Courthouse 1968 Shawnee Mission Parkway 00 Xxxxxxxx Atrium 000 X. Xxxxxx Xxxxx 000 Xxxxx 0000 Independence, MO 64050 Mission Xxxxx, KS 66205 New York, NY 10006 In your written objections, you must include your legal name, address, and telephone number. You must also identify this Lawsuit (Xxxxx x. Xxxx’x Kitchen, LLC, et al., Case No. 1616-CV03384) and provide sufficient information to demonstrate your membership in the Class, including infor- mation verifying the approximate date(s) you purchased the Dog Treat Products and the location of your purchase(s) (e.g., store, city and state). You must also state the specific grounds for each ob- jection asserted and include any legal support, papers, briefs, or evidence you wish to bring to the Court’s attention. You must also provide a detailed list of all other objections submitted by you or on your behalf to any class action in any court, whether state, federal or otherwise, in the United States in the previous five (5) years. Your objection must be personally signed by you. If you intend to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel, your objection must say so. If you hire a lawyer to represent you for purposes of making an objection, your law- yer must formally enter his or her appearance in the case by [the objection deadline]. Even if you object to the proposed settlement, you may also submit a Claim Form to share in the benefits of the proposed settlement in the event the Court grants final approval notwithstanding any objections made by you or any other Class Member.
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How do I object to the Proposed Settlement. If you are a class member and want to object to the settlement, you are required to submit a written objection to the lawyers for the class so that it is received by 5:00 p.m. on February 22, 2021. You can submit your objection by email, fax, or mail at the contact information below. If you submit an objection, the lawyers for the class will bring it to the attention of the Court. You may also participate in the hearing either personally or by retaining your own lawyer. However, any legal fees you incur will not be paid by the lawyers for the class or from the settlement fund. To object, you must send your written objection to: Email: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Fax: 000-000-0000 – attn.: PayPal Class Action Objection Mail: Attn: PayPal Class Action Objection Paliare Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx LLP 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx, 00xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 HOW DO I OPT OUT OF THE CLASS? If you do not want to be part of the class, you must opt out in accordance with the settlement agreement. If you opt out, you will not be entitled to any payment from the settlement fund and you will not be bound by any decisions the Court makes in the case. To opt out, you must send written notice by email, fax, or mail and the notice must be received by 5:00
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