Settlement Statistics and Reporting Sample Clauses

Settlement Statistics and Reporting. 3.10.1. The Settlement Administrator shall compile and make available to Class Counsel, Defendants, Defendants’ Counsel, and the Settlement Trustee, at their request, reports containing summary statistics detailing the implementation of the Plan of Distribution. Such reports shall include information regarding the status of the Plan of Distribution including, without limitation, the Settlement Administrator’s fees and expenses, the number of proper and timely Opt-Outs and the identities of such Opt-Outs, the number and type of Claim Submissions received, the number and type of Claim Submissions fully processed and the number and type of Claim Submissions in process. Class Counsel or Defendants may request an independent certified public accountant, to be appointed by the Court and compensated from the Cost Fund, to audit the fees and expenses charged by the Settlement Administrator. 3.10.2. In addition to the reporting described in Section 3.10.1, the Settlement Administrator shall provide to the Defendants and Class Counsel a monthly report of Claim Submissions adjudicated for eligibility pursuant to the Plan of Distribution as well as the material relied upon by Xxxxx to determine eligibility of the claim, including the claim form. Defendants and Class Counsel will receive for each Claim Submission adjudicated: (i) the date the Claim Submission was received; (ii) the name and address of the Claimant; (iii) the name and address of counsel for the Claimant, if any; (iv) the name and date of birth of the Injured Person associated with the Claim Submission; (v) the disease or diagnosis of the Injured Person on which the Claim Submission is based; (vi) the name and address of all physicians or medical professionals whose reports or documentation were included in the Claim Submission; and (vii) the dates of the Injured Person’s alleged exposure to Xxxxx Xxxx. 3.10.3. Either Defendant may ask the Settlement Administrator to review a specific approved claim or claims other than EIF claims based upon assertions of fraud in the claim submission or mistake in the adjudication of the claim. Such requests must be in writing, with a copy to Class Counsel and the Other Defendant and provide a good faith basis stating with particularity the circumstances constituting fraud or mistake. 3.10.3.1. The total number of review requests from both Defendants is limited to no more than ten percent (10%) of the total number approved claims by the Settlement Administrator during t...