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What If You Want To File Your Own Lawsuit. To facilitate the settlement process, the Court has issued an order enjoining all members of the Settlement Collective and Settlement Class (including you) from initiating any “Duplica t ive Lawsuits” while the Settlement is being administered. Duplicative Lawsuits include all suits, actions, causes of action, claims, or demands in any federal, state, or local jurisdiction, other than the Lawsuit, asserting any of the Released Claims. This injunction will remain in effect through the Effective Date of the Settlement or, for any individual Settlement Class Member, through the date he or she files a valid and timely Request for Exclusion as described above.
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What If You Want To File Your Own Lawsuit. To facilitate the settlement process, the Court has issued an order enjoining all members of the Settlement Collective (including you) and the Settlement Class from initiating any “Duplica t ive Lawsuits” while the Settlement is being administered. Duplicative Lawsuits include all suits, actions, causes of action, claims, or demands in any federal, state, or local jurisdiction, other than the Lawsuit, asserting any of the Released Claims. This injunction will remain in effect through the Effective Date of the Settlement.
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