Identification of Settlement Class Members. Within thirty (30) days of the execution of this Settlement Agreement, Seattle City Light will provide to Plaintiff’s expert the following: (a) the total number of Settlement Class Members identified; (b) a list of all Settlement Class Members identified by the account identification number, and the property identification number previously provided; and (c) all data or other information, not previously provided, within MDM and/or CCB, which Plaintiff’s expert requires to confirm membership in the Settlement Class and to calculate the compensation amount each eligible Settlement Class Member may seek from the “Elevated Xxxx Fund.” Seattle City Light will cooperate with Plaintiff’s expert by providing explanations or additional information regarding the data produced when requested, if feasible.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days of entry of an Order from the Court granting Preliminary Approval of the Settlement, Defendants will provide to the Settlement Administrator a list of all individuals (including their phone numbers and/or email addresses if known following a reasonable search) identified by Defendants who may be a member of the Settlement Class. This list will include all identified current and former Cash App and Cash App Investing users unless Defendants have expressly concluded that the user could not be a member of the Settlement Class. Such documentation or information may not be disclosed by the Settlement Administrator to anyone outside its organization. The Parties agree that Class Counsel will not have access to such documents or information disclosed by Defendants to the Settlement Administrator. Phone numbers provided by Defendants shall not be used to communicate with potential members of the Settlement Class by text or otherwise.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days of entry of an Order from the Court granting Preliminary Approval of the Settlement, Xxxxxxx will provide to the Settlement Administrator a list of approximately 88,740 unique names associated with users who received notice of the Data Security Incident from Xxxxxxx. Any documentation or information disclosed in connection with this paragraph may be used by Class Counsel and the Settlement Administrator only for purposes of implementing this Settlement Agreement. All such documentation or information may not be disclosed by Class Counsel or the Settlement Administrator to anyone outside their organizations.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days of entry of an Order from the Court granting Preliminary Approval of the Settlement, Blackhawk will provide to the Settlement Administrator a list of approximately 165,727 unique names and email addresses associated with users who received notice of the Data Security Incident from Blackhawk. Any documentation or information disclosed in connection with this paragraph may be used by Class Counsel and the Settlement Administrator only for purposes of implementing this Settlement Agreement. All such documentation or information may not be disclosed by Class Counsel or the Settlement Administrator to anyone outside their organizations.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Defendant stipulates that, based on a review of the records available to it, and after conducting a reasonable investigation of available information and records, including from discovery conducted, that 5,647 transmissions were successfully made by or on behalf of Defendant using the Openfax broadcast platform, which Plaintiff asserts are unsolicited facsimile advertisements as defined in the TCPA. Defendant agrees to provide to the Settlement Class Administrator the list of 5,647 recipients (the “Fax List”); Plaintiff also obtained this list from Openfax through discovery in the Litigation.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Based on a review of records from QVSM, and following a reasonable investigation of available information and records, Defendant confirms that approximately 38 unique cell phone numbers were called two or more times (on average 2.4 calls per unique cell phone number) by or on behalf of Defendant (over 90 calls in total), which Plaintiff asserts were placed using an autodialer or prerecorded or artificial voice as defined in the TCPA. Defendant has provided to the Settlement Class Administrator the list of the approximately 38 unique cell phone numbers, along with the names, addresses, and email addresses, if available, associated with each unique cell phone number based upon the records of QVSM (the “Class List”).
Identification of Settlement Class Members. The Parties will provide a list of the names, addresses, and if known, dates of birth and telephone numbers, of the Settlement Class Members to the Settlement Administrator within ten (10) business days of the Court granting Preliminary Approval of the Settlement. This is the Preliminary Settlement Class Member List.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Defendants shall conduct a reasonable search of its records to identify the name and the email address of all persons within the Settlement Class, but shall have no further obligation to locate Persons within the settlement Class. Within fourteen days (14) of the entry of Preliminary Approval Order, Defendant shall compile a list of email addresses for Settlement Class Members and provide it to the Settlement Administrator and Class Counsel.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. The Parties shall jointly work to develop a list of the individuals and entities within the Settlement Class and the best address for each (the “Notice List”). The Parties shall provide the Notice List to the Settlement Administrator as soon as practicable, and in time for the Settlement Administrator to comply with its duties set forth herein.
Identification of Settlement Class Members. Per the terms of this Agreement, Defendants will cause to be conducted an analysis of the insurance policy records of Defendants to identify members of the Settlement Class. Where necessary and appropriate, Defendants will identify policyholders during the Relevant Time Period who paid Local Government Premium Taxes and Collection Fees which were either not owed or were charged at rates higher than permitted based upon best estimates derived from information actually contained in its policy records.
