Common use of Litigation Status if Settlement Not Approved Clause in Contracts

Litigation Status if Settlement Not Approved. This Settlement Agreement is being entered into for settlement purposes only. If the Court conditions its approval of the Final Order and Judgment on any material modifications of this Settlement Agreement that are not acceptable to Defendant and/or to Plaintiffs, if the Court does not approve the Settlement or enter the Final Order and Judgment, or if the Effective Date does not occur for any reason (including any reversal of the Final Order and Judgment by an appellate court or remand wherein the material terms herein are not reinstated), then this Settlement Agreement and the Settlement will be deemed null and void ab initio. In that event: (a) the Preliminary Approval Order, Final Order and Judgment, and any other order post-dating preliminary approval of the Settlement and all of their provisions will be vacated (“Denial Date”), including, but not limited to, the conditional certification of the Class, conditional appointment of Plaintiffs as Class Representatives, and conditional appointment of Co- Lead Counsel as Settlement Counsel; (b) the Litigation will revert to the status that existed before the Settlement Agreement’s execution date and the Parties shall not have waived any of their claims or defenses; (c) no term or draft of this Settlement Agreement or any part of the Parties’ settlement discussions, negotiations, or documentation will have any effect, be admissible into evidence, or be subject to discovery for any purpose in the Litigation or any other proceeding; (d) Defendant shall retain all of its rights to object to the maintenance of the Litigation as a class action; and (e) all amounts paid by Defendant into the Administration Account will be returned to Defendant within five (5) calendar days of the Denial Date, subject to the provisions of Section XV of this Agreement.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Settlement Agreement and Release, Settlement Agreement and Release, Settlement Agreement and Release

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Litigation Status if Settlement Not Approved. This Settlement Agreement is being entered into for settlement purposes only. If the Court conditions its approval of either the Preliminary Approval Order or the Final Order and Judgment on any material modifications of this Settlement Agreement that are not acceptable to Defendant JPMC and/or to PlaintiffsNamed Plaintiff, if the Court does not approve the Settlement or enter the Final Order and JudgmentJudgment without material modifications, or if the Effective Date does not occur for any reason (including any reversal of the Final Order and Judgment by an appellate court or remand wherein the material terms herein are not reinstated), then this Settlement Agreement and the Settlement will be deemed null and void ab initio. In that event: (a) the Preliminary Approval Order, Final Order and JudgmentJudgement, and any other order post-dating preliminary approval of the Settlement and all of their provisions will be vacated (“Denial Date”), including, but not limited to, the conditional certification of the Class, conditional appointment of Plaintiffs Named Plaintiff as Class RepresentativesRepresentative, and conditional appointment of Co- Lead Counsel the Named Plaintiff’s counsel as Settlement Class Counsel; (b) the Litigation will revert to the status that existed before the Settlement Agreement’s execution date and the Parties shall not have waived any of their claims or defenses; (c) no term or draft of this Settlement Agreement or any part of the Parties’ settlement discussions, negotiations, or documentation will have any effect, be admissible into evidence, or be subject to discovery for any purpose in the Litigation or any other proceeding; (d) Defendant JPMC shall retain all of its rights to object to the maintenance of the Litigation as a class action; and (e) all amounts paid provided by Defendant into JPMC to the Administration Account Settlement Administrator to create the Settlement Fund will be returned to Defendant JPMC within five (5) calendar days of the Denial Date. Should the Court determine that it does not have sufficient information to preliminarily approve the Settlement based on the submission by Class Counsel, subject Class Counsel will use reasonable efforts to submit a revised submission to the provisions Court for the purposes of Section XV of this Agreement.obtaining preliminary approval. SECTION X – RELEASES, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, AND WAIVERS

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Settlement Agreement and Release

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Litigation Status if Settlement Not Approved. This Settlement Agreement is being entered into for settlement purposes only. If the Court conditions its approval of the Final Order and Judgment on any material modifications of this Settlement Agreement that are not acceptable to Defendant and/or to PlaintiffsPlaintiff, if the Court does not approve the Settlement or enter the Final Order and Judgment, or if the Effective Date does not occur for any reason (including any reversal of the Final Order and Judgment by an appellate court or remand wherein the material terms herein are not reinstated), then this Settlement Agreement and the Settlement will be deemed null and void ab initio. In that event: (a) the Preliminary Approval Order, Final Order and Judgment, and any other order post-dating preliminary approval of the Settlement and all of their provisions will be vacated (“Denial Date”), including, but not limited to, the conditional certification of the Class, conditional appointment of Plaintiffs Plaintiff as Class RepresentativesRepresentative, and conditional appointment of Co- Lead Class Counsel as Settlement Class Counsel; (b) the Litigation will revert to the status that existed before the Settlement Agreement’s execution date and the Parties shall not have waived any of their claims or defenses; (c) no term or draft of this Settlement Agreement or any part of the Parties’ settlement discussions, negotiations, or documentation will have any effect, be admissible into evidence, or be subject to discovery for any purpose in the Litigation or any other proceeding; (d) Defendant shall retain all of its rights to object to the maintenance of the Litigation as a class action; and (e) all amounts paid by Defendant into the Administration Account will be returned to Defendant within five (5) calendar days of the Denial Date, subject to the provisions of in Section XV XIII of this Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Settlement Agreement and Release

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