Review of Approved or Denied Claims Sample Clauses

Review of Approved or Denied Claims. Each Settlement Class Member who does not exclude himself or herself from the Class and who makes a timely claim shall have their claim reviewed by the Claims Administrator. The Claims Administrator shall review the claims and advise the Parties on a weekly basis, at minimum, of the claims that are approved and denied. Class Counsel shall be entitled to contest the denial of any claims, first through meeting with the Claims Administrator, and if they are unable to resolve such issues, they may seek assistance of the Court to resolve the issues at the earliest possible date and to attempt to have a resolution before the Fairness Hearing. However, if those issues are unresolved at the time of the Fairness Hearing, that will not prevent the Fairness Hearing from going forward, with the issues to be resolved at a later date but within sixty (60) days of the entry of any order regarding the Fairness Hearing, including any order for Final Approval of the Settlement.
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Review of Approved or Denied Claims. Each Settlement Class Member who makes a timely claim will have his or her claim reviewed by the Settlement Administrator. The Settlement Administrator will advise the Parties, at a minimum, on a weekly basis of the claims that are approved and denied. Each of the Parties is entitled to contest the denial of any claim, first through a meet and confer with the Settlement Administrator and the other party, and then, if they are unable to resolve the issue, the party contesting the denial may seek a resolution from the Court. To the extent possible, the Parties and the Settlement Administrator will attempt to resolve any issues regarding denied claims prior to the Final Approval Hearing. However, if any disputed claim denials are unresolved at the time of the Final Approval Hearing, that will not prevent the Final Approval Hearing from going forward, with such issues to be resolved at a later date, but within 60 calendar days of the entry of any order regarding the Final Approval Hearing, including any Final Approval Order of the Settlement.
Review of Approved or Denied Claims. Each Settlement Class member who does not exclude himself or herself from the Settlement Class and who makes a timely claim shall have their claim reviewed by the Claims Administrator. The Claims Administrator shall review the claims and advise the Parties, at a minimum, on a weekly basis of the claims that are approved and denied. Class Counsel shall be entitled to contest the denial of any claims, first through meeting with the Claims Administrator with Defense counsel being present, and if they are unable to resolve such issues, they may seek assistance of the Court to resolve the issues at the earliest possible date, and to attempt to have a resolution before any Final Approval Hearing. However, if those issues are unresolved at the time of the Final Approval Hearing, that will not prevent the fairness hearing from going forward, with the issues to be resolved at a later date but within sixty (60) days of the entry of any order regarding the fairness hearing, including any order for final approval of the settlement. Likewise, Defense Counsel shall be entitled to contest the approval of any claims Defendant disputes as a Valid Claim, first through meeting with the Claims Administrator with Plaintiff’s counsel being present, and if they are unable to resolve such issues, they may seek assistance of the Court to resolve the issues at the earliest possible date, and to attempt to have a resolution before any Final Approval Hearing. However, if those issues are unresolved at the time of the Final Approval Hearing, that will not prevent the fairness hearing from going forward, with the issues to be resolved at a later date but within sixty (60) days of the entry of any order regarding the fairness hearing, including any order for final approval of the settlement.
Review of Approved or Denied Claims. Each Settlement Class Member who does not exclude himself or herself from the class and who makes a timely claim will have their claim reviewed by the Claims Administrator. The Claims Administrator will review the claims and advise the Parties, at a minimum, on a weekly basis of the claims that are approved and denied. As specified in Section 10, each Party is entitled to contest the denial of any claims, first through a meet and confer with the Claims Administrator and the other Party, and then, if they are unable to resolve the issue, the Party contesting the denial may seek a resolution from the Court. To the extent possible, the Parties and the Claims Administrator will attempt to resolve any issues regarding denied claims prior to the Final Approval Hearing. If any disputed claim denials are unresolved at the time of the Final Approval Hearing, however, that will not prevent the Final Approval Hearing from going forward, with the issues to be resolved at a later date but within sixty (60) Days of the entry of any order regarding the Final Approval Hearing, including any order for final approval of the settlement.
Review of Approved or Denied Claims. Each Settlement Class Member who does not exclude himself or herself from the Settlement Class and who makes a timely claim shall have his or her claim reviewed by the Claims Administrator. The Claims Administrator shall review the claims and advise the Parties, at a minimum, on a monthly basis of the number of claims that have been approved and denied. Counsel shall be entitled to contest the approval or denial of any claims, first through conferring with the Claims Administrator. However, if those issues are unresolved at the time of the fairness hearing, that will not prevent the Final Approval Hearing from going forward, with the issues to be resolved at a later date but within sixty (60) days of the entry of any order regarding the Final Approval Hearing, including any order for final approval of the settlement.

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