Common use of NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT Clause in Contracts

NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. 4.1 Following Preliminary Approval of this Settlement Agreement, the Parties shall provide Notice of the proposed Settlement as required by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(e) and as required by the Court. The Parties will recommend to the Court that the Notice be provided as follows: 4.1.1 Comcast will provide notice of the proposed Settlement to Current Subscribers in their monthly xxxx. A summary notice shall be given to all Current Subscribers by including in one complete billing cycle of Comcast bills either a “notice insert” in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “D” or an email in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “E” for Current Subscribers who receive paperless invoices. The summary notice will direct Current Subscribers to a Settlement website that will have a more complete explanation of the Settlement terms. Comcast agrees to manage the process of providing mailed or emailed notice to Current Subscribers in their monthly bills and bear the costs of providing such notice. 4.1.2 Notice of the proposed Settlement will be provided to Former Subscribers by publication of a notice in the newspaper(s) or magazine(s) detailed in Exhibit “F” and on television stations. Class Counsel agrees to manage the process of providing publication notice to Former Subscribers and bear the costs of providing such notice. Comcast shall have the right to make reasonable objection to the timing and placement of any televised notice. If Comcast’s objection remains after conferring with Class Counsel, either Plaintiff or Comcast may promptly bring the issue to the attention of the Court, which will have final say over the objection. 4.1.3 Notice also shall be provided to Class Members by establishing an Internet Settlement website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx within thirty (30) days of Preliminary Approval that will display, inter alia, the following: (i) a Notice in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “G”; (ii) contact information for Class Counsel, in the form of firm name, attorney name, a phone number, address, e-mail address, and website address; (iii) a complete copy of the Settlement Agreement; (iv) frequently asked questions; and (v) Claim Forms for Current Subscribers and Former Subscribers that can be submitted electronically. Class Counsel agrees to manage the process of providing website notice and bear the costs of providing such notice. 4.2 The Parties will use reasonable efforts to ensure that the summary notice (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.1) is mailed or emailed to Current Subscribers as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred and twenty (120) days of Preliminary Approval of this Settlement Agreement and that the publication notice to Former Subscribers (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.2) begins publication as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred twenty (120) days of Preliminary Approval. 4.3 Other than the notices provided for by this paragraph, the Parties will make no other effort to publish or disseminate any notice of this Settlement or its terms without the approval of the other Parties or that of the Court. Class Counsel and their co-counsel may also publish the notice and information about the Settlement Agreement, as well as a link to the Settlement website, on their respective firm’s websites. Additionally, Class Counsel and their co-counsel may advise Plaintiff and class members of the terms of the Settlement Agreement and provide assistance in the making of claims thereunder, so long as the communications are consistent with the terms of the Settlement Agreement and its related document, such as the class notice and Claim Form.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. 4.1 Following Preliminary Approval of this Settlement Agreement, the Parties shall provide 10.1. Notice of the proposed Settlement as required by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(e) and as required by the Court. The Parties will recommend shall be provided to Settlement Class Members pursuant to the Court Preliminary Approval Orders of the Courts. All of the costs of Notice (such as the costs of printing, mailing, and postage) shall be paid out of the Settlement Amount. 10.2. Class Counsel and CertainTeed agree that the Notice be provided as follows: 4.1.1 Comcast will provide reasonable notice of this Agreement consistent with the proposed Settlement to Current Subscribers in their monthly xxxx. A summary notice requirements of the Class Proceedings Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 50 and the Class Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxx, XX 0000, c C-16.5 shall be given to all Current Subscribers by including in one complete billing cycle of Comcast bills either a “notice insert” in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “D” or an email in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “E” for Current Subscribers who receive paperless invoices. The summary notice will direct Current Subscribers to a Settlement website that will have a more complete explanation the members of the Settlement termsClasses. Comcast agrees to manage the process of providing mailed or emailed notice to Current Subscribers in their monthly bills and bear the costs of providing To effectuate such notice, Class Counsel and CertainTeed have agreed to engage Analytics Consulting, LLC as the Notice provider and Claims Administrator. 4.1.2 Notice of the proposed Settlement will 10.3. Such notice shall include, but not be provided to Former Subscribers by limited to: a) publication of a notice in summary notices pursuant to Section 10.4 of this Agreement; b) mailing of notices pursuant to Section 10.5 of this Agreement; c) the newspaper(s) or magazine(s) detailed in Exhibit “F” and on television stations. Class Counsel agrees to manage the process of providing publication notice to Former Subscribers and bear the costs of providing such notice. Comcast shall have the right to make reasonable objection to the timing and placement of any televised notice. If Comcast’s objection remains after conferring with Class Counsel, either Plaintiff or Comcast may promptly bring the issue to the attention of the Court, which will have final say over the objection. 4.1.3 Notice also shall be provided to Class Members by establishing an Internet Settlement website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx within thirty (30) days of Preliminary Approval that will display, inter alia, the following: (i) a Notice in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “G”; (ii) contact information for Class Counsel, in the form of firm name, attorney name, a phone number, address, e-mail address, and website address; (iii) a complete copy establishment of the Settlement Agreement; (iv) frequently asked questionsWebsite; and (vd) Claim Forms for Current Subscribers and Former Subscribers that can be submitted electronically. Class Counsel agrees the issuance of press releases pursuant to manage the process of providing website notice and bear the costs of providing such notice. 4.2 The Parties will use reasonable efforts to ensure that the summary notice (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.1) is mailed or emailed to Current Subscribers as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred and twenty (120) days of Preliminary Approval Section 10.6 of this Settlement Agreement and that the publication notice to Former Subscribers (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.2) begins publication as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred twenty (120) days Agreement. The text of Preliminary Approval. 4.3 Other than the notices provided and the mechanisms for by this paragraph, distributing the Parties will make no other effort notices shall be subject to publish or disseminate any notice of this Settlement or its terms without the approval of the other Parties or that Courts and shall be the responsibility of the CourtClaims Administrator. 10.4. Class Counsel Summary notices, substantially in the forms attached hereto as Exhibit 2 of this Agreement (print, media and their co-counsel may also publish internet) shall be published as set out in Exhibit 7 attached to this Agreement. The publication notices shall be targeted to emphasize those areas where sales of Siding were the notice largest and information about the Settlement from where claims have been submitted previously to CertainTeed. 10.5. A Notice, contained in Exhibit 2 attached to this Agreement, or in such other form as well as a link directed by the Courts, shall be mailed to the Settlement website, on their respective firm’s websites. Additionally, Class Counsel and their co-counsel may advise Plaintiff and class members of the terms each member of the Settlement Agreement and provide assistance in Classes identified by the making of claims thereunderParties through reasonable efforts, so long including all Settlement Class Members who have submitted a warranty claim for the Siding on their buildings, including each Settlement Class Member whose identity becomes known as the communications are consistent with the terms a result of the Settlement Agreement and its related document, such as the class notice and Claim Form.published pursuant to Section

NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. 4.1 4.1. Following Preliminary Approval of this Settlement Agreement, the Parties shall provide Notice notice of the proposed Settlement as required by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(e) and as required by the Court. The Parties will recommend agree to the Court that following form of Notice, subject to approval by the Court: 4.1.1. Notice of the proposed Settlement will be provided to Former Subscribers and Current Subscribers by publication of a notice (in a form substantially the same as follows:Exhibit E) in the periodicals detailed in Exhibit F. The Settlement will also be advertised on websites and the other media as detailed in Exhibit F. Reasonable modifications to the requirements of this provision may be made by agreement of the Parties. Cablevision also shall provide notice to Former Subscribers through email (in a form substantially the same as Exhibit G), for those Former Subscribers for whom Cablevision has email information. Cablevision agrees to manage the process of providing publication and email notice to Former Subscribers and bear the costs of providing such notice, subject to Section 5. 4.1.1 Comcast 4.1.2. Cablevision will also provide notice of the proposed Settlement to Current Subscribers through (a) inserts provided with a monthly xxxx, in the case of Current Subscribers who receive their monthly xxxx. A summary notice shall be given to all Current Subscribers xxxx through the mail; and (b) by including in one complete billing cycle of Comcast bills either a “notice insert” in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “D” or an email in a form substantially similar to Exhibit “E” for Current Subscribers who receive paperless invoicesbills via email. Additionally, those Current Subscribers who fall into group (a) whom Cablevision reasonably but unilaterally determines use ACH payment or automatic xxxx pay at the time of Preliminary Approval shall also receive email notice as provided by (b). The communication will contain a summary notice will direct Current Subscribers to (in a Settlement form substantially the same as Exhibit G for notice by email and/or Exhibit H for notice by paper xxxx insert) and Claim Form (in a form substantially the same as Exhibit A) that identifies a website (as detailed in 4.1.3) that will have a more complete explanation of the Settlement terms. Comcast Cablevision agrees to manage the process of providing mailed or emailed notice to Current Subscribers in their monthly bills and to bear the costs of providing such notice, subject to Section 5. 4.1.2 Notice of the proposed Settlement will be provided to Former Subscribers by publication of a notice in the newspaper(s) or magazine(s) detailed in Exhibit “F” and on television stations4.1.3. Class Counsel agrees to manage the process of providing publication notice to Former Subscribers and bear the costs of providing such notice. Comcast shall have the right to make reasonable objection to the timing and placement of any televised notice. If Comcast’s objection remains after conferring with Class Counsel, either Plaintiff or Comcast may promptly bring the issue to the attention of the Court, which will have final say over the objection. 4.1.3 Notice also shall be provided to Settlement Class Members by establishing through an Internet Settlement website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx established and maintained by the Claims Administrator within thirty forty-five (3045) days of Preliminary Approval that will display, inter alia, the following: (i) a Notice notice in a form substantially similar to the same as Exhibit “G”; E (ii) contact information for Class Counsel, in the form of firm name, attorney name, a phone number, address, e-mail address, and website address; (iii) a complete copy of the Settlement Agreement; (iv) frequently asked questionsa long-form notice in a form substantially the same as Exhibit I; and (v) Claim Forms for Current Subscribers and Former Subscribers that can be submitted electronically. Class Counsel agrees to manage the process of providing website notice and bear the costs of providing such notice. 4.2 The Parties will use reasonable efforts to ensure that the summary notice (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.1) is mailed or emailed to Current Subscribers as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred and twenty (120) days of Preliminary Approval of this Settlement Agreement and that the publication notice to Former Subscribers (as referred to in subparagraph 4.1.2) begins publication as soon as administratively feasible and in any event within one hundred twenty (120) days of Preliminary Approval. 4.3 Other than the notices provided for by this paragraph, the Parties will make no other effort to publish or disseminate any notice of this Settlement or its terms without the approval of the other Parties or that of the Court. Class Counsel and their co-counsel may also publish the notice and information about the Settlement Agreement, as well as a link to the Settlement website, on their respective firm’s websites. Additionally, Class Counsel and their co-counsel may advise Plaintiff and class members of the terms of the Settlement Agreement and provide assistance in the making of claims thereunder, so long as the communications are consistent with the terms of the Settlement Agreement and its related document, such as the class notice and Claim Form.and