Common use of Prohibition on Discovery Clause in Contracts

Prohibition on Discovery. For the avoidance of doubt, there is no discovery process involved in the evaluation or determination of eligibility for the Settlement Program or the determination of Settlement Program Awards. There are no depositions, written discovery, expert reports, affidavits, hearings or trials in connection with the filing of a claim for a Settlement Program Award or the evaluation or determination of any Settlement Program Award. Settlement Program Claimants have the burden of proof and burden of production with respect to the contemporaneous Medical Records submitted in the Claims Package and any additional contemporaneous Medical Records of such Settlement Program Claimants submitted for establishing that the criteria for a Settlement Program Award have been met.

Prohibition on Discovery. For the avoidance of doubt, there is no discovery process involved in the evaluation or determination of eligibility for the Settlement Program or the determination of Settlement Program Awards. There are no depositions, written discovery, expert reports, affidavits, hearings hearings, or trials in connection with the filing of a claim for a Settlement Program Award or the evaluation or determination of any Settlement Program Award. Settlement Program Enrolled Claimants and Qualified Claimants have the burden of proof and burden of production with respect to the contemporaneous Medical Records submitted in the Claims Package and any additional contemporaneous Medical Records of such Settlement Program Claimants submitted for establishing that the criteria for a Settlement Program Award have been met.