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Why would I ask to be excluded. You may want to exclude yourself from the Settlement Class if you already have filed (or intend to file) a lawsuit or arbitration against Defendant or its affiliates for the Released Claims and want to continue that lawsuit or arbitration individually, on your own behalf. If you do not exclude yourself, you will be legally bound by all orders of the Court regarding the Settlement Class, the Settlement Agreement, and the Released Claims. All Settlement Class Members who do not ask to be excluded will be forever barred from asserting against Defendant and its affiliates any and all actions, claims, causes of action, proceedings, or rights of any nature and description whatsoever regarding the Released Claims, as more fully described in the Settlement Agreement. Settlement Class Members who request exclusion shall not be entitled to recover any benefits from the settlement. Settlement Class Members who request exclusion will not receive a check in the mail after the settlement becomes Final.
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Why would I ask to be excluded. If you exclude yourself from the Class – which is sometimes called “opting-out” of the Class – you won’t get a Certificate or Cash Compensation from the proposed settlement. However, you may then be able to separately xxx or continue to xxx 23andMe for the legal claims that are the subject of this arbitration. If you exclude yourself, you will not be legally bound by the Arbitrator’s awards in this proposed settlement. If you bring your own arbitration or lawsuit against 23andMe after you exclude yourself, you will have to hire and pay your own lawyer for that arbitration or lawsuit, and you will have to prove your claims. If you exclude yourself so you can start or continue your own arbitration against 23andMe, you should talk to your own lawyer soon, because your claims may be subject to a filing deadline called a statute of limitations.
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Why would I ask to be excluded. If you already have a lawsuit against the Equifax for similar claims and want to continue with it, you need to ask to be excluded from the Class. If you believe you sustained actual damages in excess of the benefits achieved by the settlement as a result of Equifax’s actions, you should consider whether you need to be excluded from the Class. If you exclude yourself from the Class – which also means to remove yourself from the Class, and is sometimes called “opting-out” of the Class – you will not get any benefits from this settlement. If you exclude yourself, you will not be legally bound by the settlement in this class action, and you may then be able to sue or continue to sue Equifax on your own. If you start your own lawsuit against Equifax after you exclude yourself, you may have to hire and pay your own lawyer for that lawsuit and you will have to prove your claims in court. If you do exclude yourself so you can start your own lawsuit against Equifax, you should talk to your own lawyer soon, because your claims may be subject to a statute of limitations or other time-sensitive requirements.
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Why would I ask to be excluded. If you already have your own race discrimination lawsuit against the Board and want to continue with it, or if you want to do not want to participate in the settlement for any other reason, you need to ask to be excluded from the Settlement Class.
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Why would I ask to be excluded. If you already have your own lawsuit against Liberty regarding the manner of processing and posting Debit Card and ATM transactions, you need to ask to be excluded from the Class. If you have already filed your own lawsuit, you should consult with your attorney to determine if it is in your best interests to exclude yourself from this lawsuit and proceed with your own, or to do nothing and avail yourself of the benefits of this lawsuit and proposed settlement. If you exclude yourself from the Class – which is sometimes called “opting-out” of the Class – you won’t receive any benefit as a result of the settlement between Liberty and the Plaintiff. However, you may then be able to individually xxx or continue to xxx Liberty for Overdraft Fees related to the processing and posting of Debit Card and ATM transactions. If you exclude yourself, you will not be legally bound by the Court’s judgments in this class action or by the terms of the settlement, but you will also forfeit your right to any benefits that may be gained by the Plaintiff in this lawsuit through settlement or otherwise. If you start your own lawsuit against Liberty after you exclude yourself, you’ll have to hire and pay your own lawyer for that lawsuit, and you’ll have to prove your claims. If you do exclude yourself so you can start or continue your own lawsuit against Liberty, you should talk to your own lawyer soon, because your claims may be subject to a statute of limitations.
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Why would I ask to be excluded. If you exclude yourself from the Class – which is sometimes called “opting out” of the Class – you won’t get any Settlement benefits from the Proposed Settlement. However, you may then be able to separately sue or continue to sue Defendants for the legal claims that are the subject of this lawsuit. If you exclude yourself, you will not be legally bound by the Court’s judgments in this Proposed Settlement. If you bring your own lawsuit against Defendants after you exclude yourself, you will have to hire and pay your own lawyer for that lawsuit, and you will have to prove your claims. If you do exclude yourself so you can start or continue your own lawsuit against Defendants, you should talk to your own lawyer soon, because your claims may be subject to a statute of limitations.
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