Common Benefit Attorneys definition

Common Benefit Attorneys means those attorneys who contributed to the creation of the Settlement Trust through work devoted to the "common benefit" of Class Members, including any attorney who reasonably believes that he or she actually conferred benefits upon the Class Members as a whole through state court litigation, subject to determination by the Court.
Common Benefit Attorneys has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 10.04. “Complete” means the entire set of records produced by, or obtained from, a healthcare provider, pharmacy, or other provider of records.
Common Benefit Attorneys has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 10.04.

Examples of Common Benefit Attorneys in a sentence

  • The PLC shall submit to the Claims Administrator the audited common benefit expenses of Common Benefit Attorneys,' which sum will be deducted on an equal percentage basis from the MI Settlement Fund and IS Settlement Fund.

  • Section 8.8 The GPO shall be funded with the Insurance Proceeds paid in accordance with Section 2.5(c), less amounts allocated to Common Benefit Attorneys for expenses pursuant to Section 5.3 and less amounts allocated to the Subrogation and Uninsured Expenses Fund pursuant to Section 2.2(e).

  • Section 5.4 Common Benefit Attorneys shall be entitled to reasonable attorney fees up to a maximum of $50.0 million in the aggregate and to reimbursement of reasonable expenses up to a maximum of $7.5 million in the aggregate, to be paid out of the Sulzer Settlement Trust as approved by the Court.

  • It is the intent of the Parties that the ADRs or Shares received by third parties or Class Members, Common Benefit Attorneys and/or Plaintiffs' Counsel in the United States shall be freely tradable by such persons upon issuance.

  • Common benefit expenses are those incurred by the Common Benefit Attorneys in their work on behalf of Vioxx Claimants nationwide, and shall be as approved by the Claims Administrator.


More Definitions of Common Benefit Attorneys

Common Benefit Attorneys means those attorneys who contributed to the creation of the Settlement Trust through work devoted to this "common benefit" of Class Members, including any attorney who reasonably believes that he or she actually conferred benefits upon the Class Members as a whole through state court litigation, subject to determination by the Court.