Common use of Type of Notice Required Clause in Contracts

Type of Notice Required. a. The Notice, which shall be substantially in the form of Exhibit A hereto, shall be used for the purpose of prior to the Final Approval Hearing, informing proposed Settlement Class Members that there is a pending settlement and advise them regarding how to: (a) protect their rights regarding the settlement; (b) request exclusion from the Settlement Class and the proposed settlement, if desired; (c) object to any aspect of the proposed settlement, if desired; and (d) participate in the Final Approving Hearing, if desired. The Notice shall make clear the binding effect of the settlement on all persons who do not timely request exclusion from the Settlement Class. b. Dissemination of the Notice shall be the responsibility of the Settlement Administrator. The text of the Notice shall be agreed upon by the Parties and shall be substantially in the forms attached as Exhibit A hereto. c. Individual Notice (substantially in the form of Exhibit A shall) be sent via U.S. Mail to the current address Defendant has on file for Settlement Class Members who are current employees, and the last known address for Settlement Class Members who are former employees. If Notice is returned with a forwarding address, it shall be re-mailed. If Notice is returned without a forwarding address, the Settlement Administrator will cross- reference the names and addresses with the USPS’s National Change of Address Database and re-send notice per the address (if any) in the USPS database. Notice will also be sent via email where email addresses are available for Settlement Class Members.

Type of Notice Required. a. The Notice, which shall be substantially in the form of Exhibit A hereto, shall be used for the purpose of prior to the Final Approval Hearing, informing proposed Settlement Class Members that there is a pending settlement and advise them regarding how to: (a) protect their rights regarding the settlement; (b) request exclusion from the Settlement Class and the proposed settlement, if desired; (c) object to any aspect of the proposed settlement, if desired; and (d) participate in the Final Approving Hearing, if desired. The Notice shall make clear the binding effect of the settlement on all persons who do not timely request exclusion from the Settlement Class. b. Dissemination of the Notice shall be the responsibility of the Settlement Administrator. The text of the Notice shall be agreed upon by the Parties and shall be substantially in the forms attached as Exhibit A hereto. c. Individual Notice (substantially in the form of Exhibit A shall) be sent via U.S. Mail to the current address Defendant has have on file for Settlement Class Members who are current employees, and the last known address for Settlement Class Members who are former employees, and via email (if available). If Notice is returned with a forwarding address, it shall be re-mailed. If Notice is returned without a forwarding address, the Settlement Administrator will cross- cross-reference the names and addresses with the USPS’s National Change of Address Database and re-send notice per the address (if any) in the USPS database. Notice will also be sent via email where email addresses Additionally, to the extent these attempts to provide notice are available not successful, the Settlement Administrator may obtain from Defendant the last four digits of a Class Member's social security number solely for Settlement purposes of attempting to locate the Class MembersMember.

Type of Notice Required. a. The Notice, which shall be substantially in the form of Exhibit A hereto, shall be used for the purpose of prior to the Final Approval Hearing, informing proposed Settlement Class Members that there is a pending settlement and advise them regarding how to: (a) protect their rights regarding the settlement; (b) request exclusion from the Settlement Class and the proposed settlement, if desired; (c) object to any aspect of the proposed settlement, if desired; and (d) participate in the Final Approving Hearing, if desired. The Notice shall make clear the binding effect of the settlement on all persons who do not timely request exclusion from the Settlement Class. b. Dissemination of the Notice shall be the responsibility of the Settlement Administrator. The text of the Notice shall be agreed upon by the Parties and shall be substantially in the forms attached as Exhibit A hereto. c. Individual Notice (substantially in the form of Exhibit A shall) be sent via U.S. Mail to the current address Defendant Marigold has on file for Settlement Class Members who are current employees, and the last known address for Settlement Class Members who are former employees. If Notice is returned with a forwarding address, it shall be re-mailed. If Notice is returned without a forwarding address, the Settlement Administrator will cross- cross-reference the names and addresses with the USPS’s National Change of Address Database and re-send notice per the address (if any) in the USPS database. Notice will also be sent In addition, if available, the Settlement Administrator shall send notice via email where email addresses are available for Settlement Class Membersand text message.

Type of Notice Required. a. The Notice, which shall be substantially in the form of Exhibit Exhibits A through B attached hereto, shall be used for the purpose of prior to the Final Approval Hearing, informing proposed Settlement Class Members that there is a pending settlement and advise them regarding how to: (a) protect their rights regarding the settlement; (b) request exclusion from the Settlement Class and the proposed settlement, if desired; (c) object to any aspect of the proposed settlement, if desired; and (d) participate in the Final Approving Hearing, if desired. The Notice shall make clear the binding effect of the settlement on all persons who do not timely request exclusion from the Settlement Class. b. Dissemination of the Notice shall be the responsibility of the Settlement Administrator. The text of the Notice shall be agreed upon by the Parties and shall be substantially in the forms attached as Exhibit Exhibits A through B hereto. c. Individual Notice (substantially in the form of Exhibit A shall) be sent via U.S. Mail to the current address Defendant Royal has on file for Settlement Class Members who are current employees, and the last known address for Settlement Class Members who are former employees. If Notice is returned with a forwarding address, it shall be re-mailed. If Notice is returned without a forwarding address, the Settlement Administrator will cross- cross-reference the names and addresses with the USPS’s National Change of Address Database and re-send notice per the address (if any) in the USPS database. Notice Counsel for Defendant will also be sent via email where email addresses are cooperate with the Settlement Administrator to provide additional contact information Royal has readily available to it to assist in locating contact information for Settlement Class Members’ whose Notice are returned.