RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES Sample Clauses

RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 17.1. Plaintiffs confirm that as of the date of this agreement, other than this action, there is no other wage-and-hour action, cause of action, claim, or complaint currently pending against Defendants or other Releasees for compensation for the times covered by the Court's Certification Order when FLSA Opt-in Plaintiffs and Rule 23 Class Members worked for Defendants at the Goodlettsville, Tennessee facility. If any such action, cause of action, claim, or complaint exists or is filed before this settlement is finally approved by the Court, Plaintiffs will not be entitled to recover any damages or other relief of any kind under the Agreement, including costs and attorneys' fees. The Agreement is intended to resolve all claims set forth in Paragraph 1.3 above as of the Effective Date of this Agreement.
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RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 62. Unless the Court orders otherwise, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina will have continuing jurisdiction to interpret and enforce this Agreement and to hear and adjudicate any dispute or litigation arising from the Agreement
RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. To aid in the analysis and resolution of any future disputed matters relative to this Renewal License, the Licensee and the Town may, by mutual written agreement (both as to whether or not to hire and whom to hire), employ the services of technical, financial and/or legal consultants. All reasonable fees of any such consultant so hired shall, unless the parties otherwise agree in writing, and in advance of any such hiring, be paid equally by the Licensee and the Town.
RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 17.1 Plaintiffs confirm that as of the date of this agreement, other than this action, there is no other wage-and-hour action, cause of action, claim, or complaint currently pending against Defendants or other Releasees for compensation for the times covered by the Court's Certification Order when FLSA Opt-in Plaintiffs and Rule 23 Class Members worked for Defendants. The Agreement is intended to resolve all claims set forth in Paragraph 1.3 above through July 20, 2018, provided this Agreement is approved by the Court.
RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. In the event of any disagreement regarding an issue between the parties, the parties shall first confer and exercise reasonable efforts to resolve such a dispute. Except in an emergency, before a party files legal action regarding an issue of any such dispute or regarding modification of any terms and conditions of this Agreement, that party shall make a good faith attempt to submit the dispute or controversy to mediation.
RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 9.1 Plaintiff confirms that, other than this action, there is no other wage and hour action, cause of action, claim, or complaint currently pending for compensation for the times Plaintiff worked for Defendant at the Council Bluffs facility as of the date of the Agreement. If any such action, cause of action, claim, or complaint exists or is filed before this settlement is finally approved by the Court, Plaintiff will not be entitled to recover any damages or other relief of any kind under the Agreement, including costs and attorneys’ fees. The Agreement is intended to resolve all claims set forth in paragraph 7.1 above as of the date this Agreement is finally approved by the Court.
RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 7.1 Plaintiffs confirm that, other than the instant actions, there is no claim, charge, complaint, or action currently pending by them against Defendant that includes wage and hour claims or allegations relating to retaliation for wage and hour claims. In the event that any such claim, charge, complaint or action is filed, Plaintiffs shall not be entitled to recover any damages or other relief therefrom, including costs and attorneys’ fees. This Compromise Settlement Agreement is intended to resolve all wage and hour related issues, known or unknown, pled or otherwise, as of the date of this Agreement. Since all claims of the Plaintiffs who are parties to this Agreement are to be dismissed with prejudice, and to the extent ethically permissible, it is agreed that the Plaintiffs and their counsel will not bring any other claim or action against Defendant based on any claim intended to be released by this Agreement.
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RESOLUTION OF FUTURE DISPUTES. 8.1 Plaintiffs confirm that, other than the MDL actions, there is no other wage and hour action, cause of action, claim, or complaint currently pending for compensation for the times plaintiffs work or worked for defendant at any of the MDL facilities as of the date of the Agreement. If any such action, cause of action, claim, or complaint exists or is filed before this settlement is finally approved by the Court, plaintiffs will not be entitled to recover any damages or other relief of any kind under the Agreement, including costs and attorney’s fees. The Agreement is intended to resolve all claims set forth in paragraph 6.1 above as of the date this Agreement is finally approved by the Court.

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