How to Exclude Yourself or Opt Out of the Settlement Sample Clauses

How to Exclude Yourself or Opt Out of the Settlement. If you do not wish to participate in the settlement, you may exclude yourself by “opting out.” If you opt out, you will not receive any money from the settlement with McDonald’s, and you will not release any of your claims. To opt out, you must send a letter that includes your name, telephone number, current address, and the last four digits of your Social Security number, along with the following statement: “I, [NAME], voluntarily choose not to participate in the settlement of the Class Action against XxXxxxxx’x Restaurants of California, Inc., and hereby waive any rights I may have to participate in the settlement in the state court lawsuit entitled Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, et al. x. No opt-out statement will be valid if postmarked after [60 days after initial mailing of class notice]. Requests to opt out that do not include all required information will be deemed null, void, and ineffective. If a class member files an opt-out statement and a Claim Form, the opt-out statement will be deemed invalid and the class member’s Claim Form and release of claims will be valid and controlling.
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How to Exclude Yourself or Opt Out of the Settlement. If you do not wish to participate in the settlement, you may exclude yourself by “opting out.” If you opt out, you will not receive any money from the settlement with McDonald’s, and you will not release any of your claims. To opt out, you must send a letter that includes your name, telephone number, and current address, and the following statement: “I, [NAME], voluntarily choose not to participate in the settlement of the Certified Class Action against XxXxxxxx’x Corporation and XxXxxxxx’x USA, LLC, and hereby waive any rights I may have to participate in the Settlement with XxXxxxxx’x Corporation, XxXxxxxx’x USA, LLC, and XxXxxxxx’x Restaurants of California, Inc. in the federal court lawsuit entitled Xxxxx et al. x.
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