Examples of California SPI Subclass in a sentence
A California SPI Subclass member or Nationwide SPI Subclass member who elects to submit a Settlement Claim for reimbursement of Out-of-Pocket Losses must also provide to the Settlement Administrator information required to evaluate said claim, including: (1) documentation reasonably supporting his or her claim, and (2) a brief description of the nature of the loss, if the nature of the loss is not apparent from the documentation alone.
California SPI Subclass members are eligible for a cash payment of $350.
California SPI Subclass and Nationwide SPI Subclass members who submit Settlement Claims for reimbursement of Out-of-Pocket Losses may not also submit Settlement Claims for cash payments.
Specifically, $2,000,000 of the Settlement Sum will be initially allocated to Tier 1 of the Settlement Fund and will be available to pay Settlement Awards to the California SPI Subclass members; $800,000 of the Settlement Sum will be allocated to Tier 2 and will be available to pay Settlement Awards to Nationwide SPI Subclass members; and $700,000 will be allocated to Tier 3 and will be available to pay Settlement Awards to Nationwide PI Subclass members.
If the total dollar amount of all Valid Settlement Claims for California SPI Subclass Payments exceeds the amount available to pay said claims, the payment amount will be reduced pro rata.
California SPI Subclass and Nationwide SPI Subclass members who submit Valid Settlement Claims for reimbursement of Out-of-Pocket Losses which would entitle them to less than the amount of a California SPI Subclass or Nationwide SPI Subclass Cash Payment will receive a California SPI Subclass or Nationwide SPI Subclass Cash Payment.
California SPI Subclass members may submit Settlement Claims for cash payments of $350 (“California SPI Subclass Cash Payments”).