Required Content for Objections Sample Clauses

Required Content for Objections. In order to be effective, any objection must be in writing, and must contain the following information (the “Written Notice of Objection”): (1) a heading referring to the Lawsuit and identification of any litigation in which the Class Member is a named party; (2) a statement expressly indicating when the Class Member purchased WEN Hair Care Products, the outlet from which it was purchased, an accounting of any claimed damages (including any damages claimed for false or misleading advertising and/or from an adverse reaction to WEN Hair Care Products); (3) the court, case name and case number of any lawsuit in the last ten (10) years in which the Class Member has objected or served as a class representative; (4) whether the objector intends to appear at the Final Approval Hearing, either in person or through counsel, and if through counsel, information identifying that counsel by name, address, bar number, and telephone number; (5) a statement of the legal and factual bases for the objection; (6) a description of any and all evidence the objecting Settlement Class Members may offer at the Final Approval Hearing, including but not limited to the names and expected testimony of any witnesses, and copies of any exhibits; and (7) the signature of the Class Member.
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Required Content for Objections. In order to be effective, any objection must be in writing and must contain the following information (the “Written Notice of Objection”): (1) a heading referring to the Lawsuit and identification of any litigation in which the Class Member is a named party; (2) a statement expressly indicating when the Class Member had WindsorONE Traditional installed on their home or building, the installer of the WindsorONE Traditional trim (if known), the supplier of the WindsorONE Traditional trim (if known), and an accounting of the amount and location on the structure of any WindsorONE Traditional trim that has not (in the view of the Class Member) performed as intended; (3) the court, case name and case number of any lawsuit in the last ten (10) years in which the putative Class Member has objected or served as a class representative; (4) whether the objector intends to appear at the Final Approval Hearing, either in person or through counsel, and if through counsel, information identifying that counsel by name, address, bar number, and telephone number; (5) a statement of the legal and factual bases for the objection; (6) a description of any and all evidence the objecting Settlement Class Members may offer at the Final Approval Hearing, including but not limited to the names and expected testimony of any witnesses, and copies of any exhibits; and (7) the signature of the Class Member.
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