Common use of Preliminary Settlement Approval Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Settlement Approval. Upon preliminary review, the Court finds the Settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate to warrant providing notice of Settlement to the Settlement Class and accordingly it is preliminarily approved. In making this determination, the Court has considered the benefits to the Settlement Class, the specific risks faced by the Settlement Class in prevailing on Plaintiff’s claims, the stage of the proceedings at which the Settlement was reached, the effectiveness of the proposed method for distributing relief to the Settlement Class, the proposed manner of allocating benefits to Settlement Class Members, and all of the other factors required by Rule 23.

Preliminary Settlement Approval. Upon preliminary review, the Court finds the Settlement is sufficiently fair, reasonable, and adequate to warrant providing notice of Settlement to the Settlement Class and accordingly it is preliminarily approved. In making this determination, the Court has considered the benefits to the Settlement Class, the specific risks faced by the Settlement Class in prevailing on Plaintiff’s Plaintiffs’ claims, the stage of the proceedings at which the Settlement was reached, the effectiveness of the proposed method for distributing relief to the Settlement Class, the proposed manner of allocating benefits to Settlement Class Members, and all of the other factors required by Rule 23.

Preliminary Settlement Approval. Upon preliminary review, the Court finds the Settlement settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate to warrant providing notice of Settlement the settlement to the Settlement Class and accordingly it is preliminarily approved. In making this determination, the Court has considered the benefits to the Settlement Class, the specific risks faced by the Settlement Class in prevailing on Plaintiff’s claims, the stage of the proceedings at which the Settlement settlement was reached, the effectiveness of the proposed method for distributing relief to the Settlement Class, the proposed manner of allocating benefits to Settlement Class Members, and all of the other factors required by Rule 23.

Preliminary Settlement Approval. Upon preliminary review, the Court finds the Settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate to warrant providing notice Notice of Settlement to the Settlement Class and accordingly it is preliminarily approved. In making this determination, the Court has considered the monetary and non-monetary benefits to the Settlement Class, the specific risks faced by the Settlement Class in prevailing on PlaintiffSettlement Class Representative’s claims, the stage of the proceedings at which the Settlement was reached, the effectiveness of the proposed method for distributing relief to the Settlement Class, the proposed manner of allocating benefits to Settlement Class Members, and all of the other factors required by Rule 23.