Your Options as a Settlement Class Member. 13. If I am a Settlement Class Member, what options do I have? If you are a Settlement Class Member, you do not have to do anything to remain in the Settlement and receive a Basic Award. However, if you wish to seek a Reimbursement Award, you must complete and submit a Claim Form postmarked or submitted online by [INSERT DATE]. You may submit a Claim Form by mail or online at xxx.xXxxxxxXxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxx.xxx. If you do not want to give up your right to sue for claims arising out of the Data Incident or the issues raised in this case, you must exclude yourself (or “Opt-Out”) from the Settlement Class. See Question 17 below for instructions on how to exclude yourself. If you object to the Settlement, you must remain a Settlement Class Member (i.e., you may not also exclude yourself from the Settlement Class by opting out) and file a written objection in this case with the Claims Administrator at the address in Question 20 below. If you object, you must still submit a claim if you want a Reimbursement Award.
Your Options as a Settlement Class Member. 8. If I am a Settlement Class Member or California Subclass Member, what options do I have? If you are a Settlement Class Member or California Subclass Member, you do not have to do anything to remain in the Settlement. However, if you want two years of credit monitoring and/or to request compensation for unreimbursed losses, you must complete and submit a Claim Form postmarked or submitted online by Month DD, 2023. You may download or submit a Claim Form online at URL. If you are a member of the California Subclass and want to request your additional $100 cash benefit, you must complete and submit a Claim Form postmarked or submitted online by Month DD, 2023. You may download or submit a Claim Form online at URL. If you do not want to give up your right to sue the Released Parties about the Cyberattack or the Class/California Subclass. See Question 12 below for instructions on how to exclude yourself. If you object to the settlement, you must remain a Settlement Class or California Subclass Member (i.e., you may not also exclude yourself from the Settlement Class/Subclass by opting out) and file a written objection in this case with the Court. (See Question 20 below.) If you object, you must still submit a claim if you want compensation for unreimbursed losses or identity theft protection and credit monitoring services.
Your Options as a Settlement Class Member. 12. If I am a Settlement Class Member, what options do I have? If you are a Settlement Class Member, you do not have to do anything to remain in the Settlement. However, if you wish to receive a settlement benefit, you must complete and submit a Claim Form postmarked or submitted online by Month DD, 202X. You may submit a Claim Form online at URL. If you do not want to give up your right to sue IGG about the Data Breach or the issues raised in this case, you must exclude yourself (or “opt out”) from the Settlement Class. If you object to the settlement, you must remain a Settlement Class Member (i.e., you may not also exclude yourself from the Settlement Class by opting out) and file a written objection in this case with the Court. If you object, you must still submit a claim if you want to receive Settlement benefits.
Your Options as a Settlement Class Member. 13. If I am a Settlement Class Member, what options do I have? If you are a Settlement Class Member, you do not have to do anything to remain in the settlement. www. .com However, if you wish to seek an award under the settlement, you must complete and submit a Claim Form postmarked or submitted online at DATE]. by [INSERT If you do not want to give up your right to sue Defendants about the Security Incident or the issues raised in this case, you must exclude yourself (or “opt out”) from the Settlement Class. See Question 17 below for instructions on how to exclude yourself. If you wish to object to the settlement, you must remain a Settlement Class Member (i.e., you may not also exclude yourself from the Settlement Class by opting out) and submit a written objection. See Question 20 below for instructions on how to submit an objection.
