OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. Any Settlement Class Member who wishes to be heard orally at the Final Approval Hearing, or who wishes for any objection to be considered, must file a written notice of objection by the Objection Date. Such objection shall state the name, address and telephone number of the person and provide proof of membership in the Settlement Class, as well as a detailed statement of each objection asserted, including the grounds for objection and reasons for appearing and being heard, together with any documents such person wishes to be considered in support of the objection. The agreed-upon procedures and requirements for filing objections in connection with the Final Approval Hearing are intended to ensure the efficient administration of justice and the orderly presentation of any Settlement Class Members’ objections to the Settlement Agreement, in accordance with such Settlement Class Members’ due process rights. The Preliminary Approval Order and Class Notice will require all Settlement Class Members who have any objections to file such notice of objection or request to be heard with the Clerk of the Court, and serve by mail or hand delivery such notice of objection or request to be heard, including all papers or evidence in support thereof, upon one of the Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel, at the addresses set forth in the Class Notice, no later than the Objection Date. The Preliminary Approval Order will further provide that objectors who fail to properly or timely file their objections with the Clerk of the Court, along with the required information and documentation set forth above, or to serve them as provided above, shall not be heard during the Final Approval Hearing, nor shall their objections be considered by the Court. In accordance with law, only Settlement Class Members who have objected to the Settlement pursuant to the terms immediately above may appeal any Final Judgment. The proposed Final Judgment shall provide that any Settlement Class Member who wishes to appeal the Final Judgment, which appeal will delay the distribution of the Settlement to the Class, shall post a bond with this Court in an amount to be determined by the Court as a condition of prosecuting such appeal.
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. 1. Only Class members who have submitted a Valid Claim may object to the Settlement.
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. 1. After the Settlement Class has been determined and certified, Settlement Class Members can make Objections to the Settlement before the close of the Claims Period.
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. A. Any Settlement Class member who wishes to be heard orally at the final approval hearing, or who wishes for any objection to be considered, must file written notice of objection by the objection date as stated in the legal notice to Class members (Exhibit B). Such objection shall state the name, address and telephone number of the person and provide proof of membership in the Settlement Class, as well as a detailed statement of each objection asserted, including the grounds for objection and reasons for appearing and being heard, together with any documents such person wishes to be considered in support of the objection;
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. 28. Any Settlement Class Member may submit a written objection to the Settlement, the Service Awards, and/or the Fee Award. The Settlement Class Member must mail their written objection(s) to the Clerk of Court with a postmark no later than the Objection/Exclusion Deadline, provided that (1) if there is no legible post mark, the objection must be received by the Clerk of Court within fourteen (14) days of the Objection/Exclusion Deadline and (2) if the Settlement Class Member is represented by counsel, such counsel may submit the written objection via the Court’s electronic case filing system no later than the Objection/Exclusion Deadline. Copies must also be sent at the same time via mail, hand, or overnight delivery service to Class Counsel and Penn’s Counsel at the addresses set forth below in Paragraph 72.
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. A. After the Settlement Class has been determined and certified, a period of time will be established in order to allow for approved Settlement Class Members to make Objections to the Settlement. Any Settlement Class Member who wishes to be heard orally at the Final Approval Hearing, or who wishes for any objection to be considered, must file a written notice of objection by the Objection Date. Any Objection must be postmarked no later than the Objection Date. Such objection shall state the name, address and telephone number of the person, as well as a detailed statement of each objection asserted, including the grounds for objection and reasons for appearing and being heard, together with any documents said person wishes to be considered in support of the objection.
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. A. Any Settlement Class Member who has not filed a timely written Request for Exclusion and who wishes to object to the fairness, adequacy, or reasonableness of this Settlement Agreement or the Settlement, or to the requested award of attorneys’ fees and expenses, or Settlement Class Representative Service Payments, must file with the Clerk of the Court a written notice of objection by the Objection Deadline. To state a valid objection to the Settlement, an objecting Settlement Class Member must provide the following information in the Settlement Class Member’s written objection: (1) his/her full name, current address, and current telephone
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. A. The Parties will request the Court to enter an order requiring any Class Member who wishes for any objection to be considered, to deliver to the Claims Administrator a written notice of objection by the Objection Date, forty-five (45) days from the date of Mailed Notice or such date as otherwise ordered by the Court. Objections must be mailed to the Claims Administrator at the addresses set forth in the Class Notice. Although a notice of intention to appear at the Final Approval Hearing may be provided, such notice is not required for an objector to be heard at the Final Approval Hearing. To state a valid objection to the Settlement, an objecting Class Member must provide to the Claims Administrator the following information in his, her or its written objection: (i) full name, current address, and current telephone number;
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. 9. Any Class Member, who has not opted out, on his or her own, or through an attorney hired at his or her own expense, may object to the terms of the Settlement. Any such Objection must be filed with the Court and sent to the Settlement Administrator, who will provide copies to Class Counsel and the Settling Defendants’ counsel no later than the Objection Deadline. To be effective, any such Objection must be in writing and include the contents described below:
OBJECTIONS BY SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS. A. Any Class Member who has not filed a timely written Request for Exclusion and who wishes to object to the fairness, adequacy, or reasonableness of this Settlement Agreement or the Settlement, or to the requested award of Attorneys’ Fees and Expenses or Service Award, must send to the Court a written notice of objection by the Objection Deadline, as well as a Notice of Intention to Appear at the Final Approval Hearing (“Notice of Intention to Appear”) if he/she/it wishes to appear and be heard at the Final Approval Hearing. The objection and Notice of Intention to Appear must also be served upon the Claims Administrator, Class Counsel, and Defendant’s Counsel at the respective addresses included in Class Notice. To state a valid objection to the Settlement, an objecting Settlement Class Member must provide the following information in the Settlement Class Member’s written objection: (1) his/her/its full name, current address, and current telephone number, and, if represented by counsel, any of his/her/its counsel’s name and contact information; (2) the model year of his/her/its Class Vehicle(s), as well as the VIN of his/her/its Class Vehicle(s) and the date(s) of purchase or lease; (3) whether the objection applies only to the objecting Class Member, to a specific subset of the Class, or to the entire Class; (4) a statement of the position(s) the objector wishes to assert, including the factual and legal grounds for the position; (5) state that the objector has reviewed the Settlement Class definition and understands that he/she/it is a Settlement Class Member, and has not opted out of the Settlement Class; and (6) provide copies of any other documents that the objector wishes to submit in support of his/her/its position. To be valid, an objection must be signed and include a detailed statement of each objection asserted, including the grounds for objection. The objection must also state whether it applies only to the objector, to a specific subset of the class, or to the entire class, and also state with specificity the grounds for the objection. In addition, any Settlement Class Member objecting to the Settlement must provide a detailed list of any other objections to any class action settlements submitted in any court, whether state, federal, or otherwise, in the United States in the previous five (5) years. If the Settlement Class Member has not objected to any other class action settlement in any court in the United States in the previous five (5) ...
