POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING Sample Clauses

POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. Pursuant to the Northern District of California’s Guidance for Class Action Settlements, within 30 days after the distribution of Settlement Awards and payment of Settlement Costs, Plaintiffs will file a Post-Distribution Accounting, which shall provide the following information, to the extent possible: “The total settlement fund, the total number of class members, the total number of class members to whom notice was sent and not returned as undeliverable, the number and percentage of claim forms submitted, the number and percentage of opt-outs, the number and percentage of objections, the average and median recovery per claimant, the largest and smallest amounts paid to class members, the method(s) of notice and the method(s) of payment to class members, the number and value of checks not cashed, the amounts distributed to each cy pres recipient, the administrative costs, the attorneys’ fees and costs, the attorneys’ fees in terms of percentage of the settlement fund, and the multiplier, if any.”
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POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. 5.1. Upon completion of the implementation and administration of the Settlement, the Settlement Administrator shall provide a declaration for filing with the Court containing the post- distribution information identified in the Court’s Procedural Guidance for Class Action Settlements regarding “Post-Distribution Accounting.”
POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. Pursuant to the Northern District of California’s Guidance for Class Action Settlements, within 21 days after the distribution of Settlement Awards and payment of Settlement Costs, the Parties will file a Post-Distribution Accounting, which shall provide the following information, to the extent possible: the amount of the Settlement Fund, an estimate of the total number of Settlement Class Members, the number of Claim Forms submitted, the number of opt-outs, the number of objections, the award per claimant, the method(s) of notice to Settlement Class Members, the administrative costs, the amount of Class Counsel’s awarded attorneys’ fees and costs, the attorneys’ fees in terms of percentage of the settlement fund, and the multiplier, if any.
POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. The Settlement Administrator shall provide the parties with a reconciliation and accounting of the Settlement Fund at each of the following times: (1) no later than ten (10) calendar days after checks are mailed to Eligible Claimants, and (2) no later than ten (10) calendar days after the expiration of the 180-day period for negotiating checks issued under this Settlement.
POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. Within 21 days after the distribution of the settlement funds 11 to Class Members, the Parties should file a Post-Distribution Accounting in accordance with the Northern 12 District of California’s Procedural Guidance for Class Action Settlements.
POST-DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING. 22 Within 21 days after the distribution of the settlement funds and payment of attorneys’ 23 fees, the parties should file a Post-Distribution Accounting, summarized in an easy-to read-chart 25 that allows for quick comparison with other cases, which provides the following information:

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