Class Representative Service Payments definition

Class Representative Service Payments means the payment to the Class Representatives for initiating the Action and providing services in support of the Action.

Class Representative Service Payments means the payments made to the Plaintiffs in their capacity as Class Representatives to compensate them for initiating and pursuing the Action, undertaking the prosecution of the Action, and granting the general release under the Settlement.

Class Representative Service Payments means the amount the Court awards to the Class Representatives in order to compensate them for prosecuting the Actions, performing work in support of the Actions, undertaking the risk of liability for Defendant’s expenses, and for providing a Complete and General Release to the Released Parties. Defendant will not oppose Plaintiffs’ application for Class Representative Service Payments not to exceed Ten Thousand Dollars and Zero Cents ($10,000.00) per Plaintiff. The Class Representative Service Payments shall be paid from the Gross Settlement Amount. The Settlement Administrator (and not Defendant) shall issue IRS Form 1099 statements to each Plaintiff with respect to the awarded Class Representative Service Payments.

Examples of Class Representative Service Payments in a sentence

• Should the Court decline to conditionally certify the Class or to Preliminarily Approve all material aspects of the Settlement, the Settlement will be null and void, and the Parties will have no further obligations under it, provided, however, that the amounts of the Class Counsel Attorneys’ Fees, Class Counsel Litigation Costs, Administration Expense Payment, and Class Representative Service Payments may be determined by the Court, and the Court’s determination on these amounts shall be final and binding.

• Within 10 days after Austal funds the Gross Settlement Amount, the Administrator will mail checks for all Individual Class Payments, the Administration Expenses, the LWDA’s portion of the PAGA Payment, Class Counsel Attorneys’ Fees, Class Counsel Litigation Costs, and Class Representative Service Payment(s).

More Definitions of Class Representative Service Payments

Class Representative Service Payments means the amounts to be paid to the Class Representatives for their effort and work in prosecuting the Action, and for their general release of claims as set forth in Paragraph 6.8, which is in addition to whatever payments they may otherwise be entitled as Participating Class Members. Subject to the Court granting final approval of this Settlement Agreement and subject to the exhaustion of any and all appeals, Plaintiffs will request Court approval of Class Representative Service Payments not in excess of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000), each.

Class Representative Service Payments means the payment to the Class Representatives for initiating the Acfion and providing services in support of the Action.

Class Representative Service Payments means the payments to Class Representatives for their services in support of the Class and the PAGA representative claims, which will not exceed Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).

Class Representative Service Payments means the service payment made to Plaintiffs in their capacity as Class Representatives to compensate them for initiating the Action, performing work in support of the Action, undertaking the risk of liability for Defendant’s costs and expenses if Plaintiffs were unsuccessful in the prosecution of the Action, and as consideration for the general release of all claims by the Plaintiffs.