Examples of Allowed Claim Amount in a sentence
By way of example, if an Allowed Abuse Claim is determined by the Settlement Trustee to be a tier 1 claim (Base Matrix Value of $600,000) with a Scaling Factor of 1.5 for the nature and circumstances of the abuse, and a mitigating Scaling Factor of 0.75, and no other Scaling Factors, the Proposed Allowed Claim Amount for the Allowed Abuse Claim would be $675,000, calculated as $600,000 x 1.5 x 0.75 =$675,000.
An Abuse Claimant that seeks recovery on account of an Exigent Health Claim based on an Allowed Claim Amount determined through the matrix shall be moved in front of the FIFO Processing Queue no matter what the order of processing otherwise would have been under these TDP.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller shall not compromise or settle the Rejection Claim without Purchaser’s prior written consent (which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) if such settlement would result in an Allowed Claim Amount that is less than the Settlement Limit.
These scaling factors can increase or decrease the Proposed Allowed Claim Amount for an Allowed Abuse Claim depending on the severity of the facts underlying the Claim.
The maximum Claims Matrix value column for each tier represents the maximum Allowed Claim Amount for an Allowed Abuse Claim assigned to a given tier after Claims Matrix review and application of the Scaling Factors described in Article VIII.C (the “Maximum Matrix Value”).