Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) preparing, printing and disseminating to Class Members the Notice and Claim Forms; (ii) performing a skip trace and resending, within two (2) days of receipt, any Notice and Claim Form returned without a forwarding address, or resending to those with a new forwarding address;
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Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) printing and disseminating to the Settlement Class in hard copy by United States mail service, the Notice and Claim Forms; (ii) performing a skip trace and resending, within one (1) day of receipt, any Notice and Claim Form returned without a forwarding address, or resending to those with a new forwarding address; (iii) responding to inquiries from the Parties; (iv) monitoring and maintaining a telephone number with telephone answerers until the Final Effective Date or the termination of this Agreement, whichever comes first; (v) promptly furnishing to counsel for the Parties copies of any requests for exclusion, objections or other written or electronic communications from each Class Member that the Settlement Claims Administrator receives; (vi) receiving, retaining and reviewing each Claim Form submitted by any Class Member; (vii) keeping track of requests for exclusion or objection, including maintaining the original envelope in which the request or objection was mailed; (viii) mailing Service Award and Settlement Checks in accordance with this Agreement and the Final Order; (ix) preparing, sending and/or wire-transferring Class Counsel’s attorneys’ fees, expenses, and costs; (x) paying all Employment Taxes, including issuing the W-2 and 1099 Forms for all amounts that are paid as Employment Taxes from the Final Settlement Amount;
Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) printing and disseminating, via mail and/or e-mail, the Notice and Election Forms to the Settlement Class; (ii) performing a skip trace and resending, within one (1) day of receipt, any Notice and Election Form returned without a forwarding address, or resending to those with a new forwarding address; (iii) responding to inquiries from the Parties; (iv) monitoring and maintaining a telephone number with telephone answerers until the Final Effective Date or the termination of this Agreement, whichever comes first;
Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) preparing, printing, and disseminating to Class Members the Notice, including resending any Notice returned with a new forwarding address; (ii) responding to and determining, in consultation with counsel for all Parties, any challenges to Class Member data showing hours and dates worked; (iii) copying counsel for all Parties on material correspondence; (iv) preparing, monitoring and maintaining a telephone number with phone answerers until the Final Effective Date or the termination of this Agreement whichever comes first; (v) promptly furnishing to counsel for the Parties copies of any requests for exclusion, objections, or other written or electronic communications from Class Members that the Settlement
Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) printing and disseminating, via mail and/or e-mail to the Settlement Class the Notice and Election Forms; (ii) performing a skip trace and resending, within one (1) day of receipt, any Notice and Election Form returned without a forwarding address, or resending to those with a new forwarding address; (iii) responding to inquiries from the Parties; (iv) monitoring and maintaining a telephone number with telephone answerers until the Final Effective Date or the termination of this Agreement, whichever comes first; (v) promptly furnishing to counsel for the Parties copies of any requests for exclusion, objections or other written or electronic communications from each Class Member that the Settlement Claims Administrator receives; (vi) receiving, retaining and reviewing the Election Forms submitted by each Class Member;
Responsibilities of Settlement Claims Administrator. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall be responsible for: (i) preparing, printing and disseminating to Class Members the Notice and Claim Forms; (ii) performing a skip trace and resending, within three (3) days of receipt, any Notice and Claim Form returned without a forwarding address, or resending to those with a new forwarding address; (iii) responding to inquiries from respective parties regarding requests or communications made by the Parties; (iv) monitoring and maintaining a telephone number with telephone answers until the Final Effective Date or the termination of this Agreement, whichever comes first; (v) promptly furnishing to counsel for the Parties copies of any requests for exclusion, objections or other written or electronic communications from Class Members that the Settlement Claims Administrator receives; (vi) receiving, retaining and reviewing the Claim Forms submitted by Class Members; (vii) keeping track of requests for exclusion or objection, including maintaining the original envelope in which the request or objection was mailed; (viii) responding to inquiries of Class Members regarding procedures for filing objections, Opt-out Statements, and Claim Forms; (viii) referring to Class Counsel all inquiries by Class Members or Authorized Claimants regarding matters not within the Settlement Claim Administrator’s duties specified herein; (ix) responding to inquiries of counsel for the Parties relating to the Settlement Claims Administrator’s duties specified herein; (x) promptly apprising counsel for the Parties of the activities of the Settlement Claims Administrator; (xi) maintaining adequate records of its activities, including the dates of the mailing of Notices and mailing and receipt of Claim Forms, returned mail and any and all other actual or attempted written or electronic communications with Class Members; (xii) confirming in writing to counsel for the Parties and the Court its completion of the administration of the claims process; (xiii) timely responding to communications from the Parties and their counsel; (xiv) providing Defendants with the Authorized Claimants IRS W-9 and W-4 tax forms; and (xv) such other tasks as the Parties mutually agree or which the Court in the Action is pending directs.

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