Notice to Members of the Settlement Class. No later than the Deadline to Send Notice, the Settlement Administrator must do all of the following:
Notice to Members of the Settlement Class. 7.1. The Claims Administrator will be responsible for all matters relating to the administration of the Settlement.
Notice to Members of the Settlement Class. 10.1 The Administrators shall send the Individual Notice by first-class mail, postage prepaid, to the address of each member of the Settlement Class at the address provided by the Defendants, or such other addresses as Plaintiffs’ Counsel has available, within thirty (30) days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order. The Administrators also shall cause the Publication Notice, which shall be an abbreviated form of the Notice that adequately informs the Settlement Class of the details of the Settlement and their right to object thereto, to be published in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, the St. Xxxx Pioneer Press, and USA Today or some other national publication mutually agreed upon by Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel. The costs and expenses associated with the Publication Notice, the Notice, and reasonable efforts by the Administrators to identify addresses for members of the Settlement Class, shall be an Administrative Expense and will be paid from the Settlement Fund in accordance with Section 5, above. Plaintiffs’ Counsel may also post the Notices (Exhibits A and B) on their websites.
Notice to Members of the Settlement Class. 6.1. Defendant is responsible for providing the Claims Administrator with the unique telephone numbers that fall within the settlement class definition, together with current names and mailing addresses associated with the telephone numbers, for purposes of delivering class notice, within ten days of the Preliminary Approval Date. Defendant will obtain this information from a third-party and is not liable for or responsible for any incorrect information.
Notice to Members of the Settlement Class. 9.1 The Administrators shall send the Individual Notice by first-class mail, postage prepaid, to the address of each member of the Settlement Class, at the last address known to the Plans, or such other addresses as may be available, within thirty (30) days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order. The Administrators shall also cause the Publication Notice, which shall be an abbreviated form of the Notice that adequately informs the Settlement Class of the details of the Settlement and their right to object thereto, to be published in the Cincinnati Enquirer and Cincinnati Post or some other publication mutually agreed upon by Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel and approved by the Court. Class Counsel shall establish and maintain a website to inform class members of the settlement for a minimum period of one year following the date of the Final Approval Order. The costs and expenses associated with the Publication Notice, the Notice, and reasonable efforts by the Administrators to identify addresses for members of the Settlement Class, shall be an Administrative Expense in accordance with Section 5, above. Plaintiffs’ Counsel may also post the Notices (Exhibits A and D) on their websites.
