HOW DO I OPT Sample Clauses

HOW DO I OPT. OUT OF THE SETTLEMENT? You have the option of opting-out of the settlement if you do not want to participate. If you do not opt-out, you will be bound by the terms of the settlement, including the release described above. To opt-out, you must mail a written opt-out request that includes words to the effect of “I elect to exclude myself from the settlement in Xxxxxx v. Uber Technologies, Inc., Case No. 1:15- cv-7387 (NGG) (JO)” to the Settlement Administrator by [INSERT BAR DATE]. The opt-out request must also state your name, address, and telephone number, bear your signature, and be postmarked no later than [INSERT BAR DATE]. If you choose to opt-out, send your opt-out request to: [INSERT SETTLEMENT ADMINISTRATOR ADDRESS]. If you exclude yourself from the settlement by opting-out, you will not get any settlement payment, and you cannot object to the settlement.
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HOW DO I OPT. OUT OF THE CLASS SETTLEMENT? 8 Submit a written and signed letter with your name, present address, telephone number, and a 9 simple statement that you do not want to participate in the Settlement. The Administrator will exclude 10 you based on any writing communicating your request be excluded. Be sure to personally sign your
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HOW DO I OPT out of the Settlement? You can opt-out of the Settlement Class if you wish to retain the right to sue Woodbolt separately for the Released Claims. If you opt-out, you cannot file a Claim or Objection to the Settlement. To opt-out, you must complete the online form at the Settlement Website at [xxx.XXXXXXxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxx.xxx] or mail an opt-out request to the Settlement Administrator at [info], copies of which will be mailed to Class Counsel and counsel for Woodbolt by the Settlement Administrator. If mailed, the opt-out request must be signed by you, contain your full name, address, and phone number(s), and the following statement: “I/We request to opt-out from the Settlement in the Woodbolt Action.” The opt-out request must be submitted online or delivered to, and received by, the Settlement Administrator by the opt-out Deadline set forth above.
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