Permanent Sharing Arrangement for Special Claim Categories Sample Clauses

Permanent Sharing Arrangement for Special Claim Categories. The ---------------------------------------------------------- Center shall monitor, in conjunction with Liaison Counsel and the Special Counsel, (i) relevant pretrial discovery taken in connection with claims falling within a Special Claim Category subject to an Interim Sharing Arrangement, (ii) relevant pretrial motions made in connection with such claims, (iii) disposition data with respect to such claims, and (iv) such other data as the Center or the Special Counsel shall deem relevant. (i) Once it is concluded that the foregoing data is sufficient to permit it, a "Permanent Sharing Arrangement" will be proposed for apportioning among Participating Producers any Liability Payments or Allocated Expenses with respect to those claims. Such a Permanent Sharing Arrangement must be approved by the Participating Producers pursuant to paragraph B.2 above. Once so approved, all Liability Payments made and all Allocated Expenses incurred thereafter with respect to claims falling within that Special Claim Category shall be apportioned among Participating Producers pursuant thereto, subject to any subsequent change in the Permanent Sharing Arrangement approved (ii) In the event that a Permanent Sharing Arrangement proposed for a Special Claim Category is rejected by the Participating Producers, all Liability Payments made by the Center with respect to claims subject to that category shall continue to be apportioned among Participating Producers pursuant to the Interim Sharing Arrangement for that category (and all allocated expenses incurred in connection with such claims shall continue to be apportioned as provided in paragraph B.5.b.(iii) above) unless and until either a Permanent Sharing Arrangement is subsequently approved by the Participating Producers for that category or the Participating Producers vote to disestablish the Special Claim Category. Any such disestablishment shall require approval of the Participating Producers pursuant to paragraph B.2.
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