Settlement Claims Administrator definition

Settlement Claims Administrator means Gilardi & Co., LLC, 1115 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur CA 94939-1055, which as Respondents herein agree, shall process, administer, and mail (i) the Restitution Checks to the Eligible Consumers and (ii) the Switching Fee Payment Checks to Existing Customers, in the manner set forth in this Settlement and the attached Settlement Claims Administration Plan. Remuneration for which services shall be paid entirely and solely by the Respondents to the Settlement Claims Administrator according to the Fee Agreement.

Settlement Claims Administrator means Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx of Xxxxxx Xxxxx, APLC agreed to by the Parties and submitted to the Court for appointment.

Settlement Claims Administrator. (SCA) means Rosenthal & Company LLC, 35 Leveroni Ct Ste 150, Novato CA 94949, retained by Talk with CSD’s concurrence to

Examples of Settlement Claims Administrator in a sentence

• The Settlement Claims Administrator shall calculate the estimated settlement awards net of the employee side taxes.

• The Parties agree to cooperate in the selection of a Settlement Claims Administrator, which shall be selected and engaged within five business days after the Parties’ execution of the Agreement.

• All costs of the Settlement Claims Administrator related to its duties under this Agreement, and any other related duties (collectively referred to as the “Settlement Administration Costs”) shall be paid by BWW in addition to the Total Settlement Amount.

• Regardless of the method of transmission of the signed Consent to Join Claim Form and Release, Potential Opt-in Plaintiffs must have returned to the Settlement Claims Administrator a Consent to Join Claim Form and Release that bears either an original signature or an electronic copy of same.

• Prior to the mailing of the Notice Packet, the Settlement Claims Administrator shall attempt to confirm the accuracy of the addresses through the United States Post Office’s National Change of Address database and shall mail the Notice Packet to any updated address obtained therefrom.

More Definitions of Settlement Claims Administrator

Settlement Claims Administrator means the qualified administrator referred to in Section 2.1

Settlement Claims Administrator. (SCA) means the Garden City Group, 105 Maxess Road, Melville, NY 11747, a competent firm selected by the parties and approved by the Court designated to manage specified parts of the notice program, process claims, issue checks for Class members, and related tasks as set forth herein. The SCA shall be jointly supervised by Plaintiff’s Lead Counsel and counsel for Defendant, and copies of all information, data, or correspondence sent to the SCA by counsel of record or by Defendant shall be simultaneously sent to opposing counsel. Defendant shall pay all reasonable costs and expenses of the SCA relating to this Settlement Agreement.

Settlement Claims Administrator. Settlement Claims Administrator means RG/2 Claims Administration LLC.

Settlement Claims Administrator. Settlement Claims Administrator means the company Simpluris. The Settlement Claims Administrator’s fees shall be paid by the Qualified Settlement Fund. The Settlement Claims Administrator shall submit to Class and Defense Counsel a written fee agreement specifying the fees charged by it and the manner in which same is calculated and recorded.

Settlement Claims Administrator means Angeion Group, a third-party agreed upon by both parties to administer the Settlement Agreement.

Settlement Claims Administrator means JND Legal Administration or such other entity that the Court shall approve with the consent of the Parties to administer the Notice Plan and to oversee the processing and resolution of Cash Claim Forms as set forth in this Settlement Agreement.

Settlement Claims Administrator means RG/2 Claims Administration LLC. The Settlement Claims Administrator will be responsible for locating Class Members; mailing the Notices to Class Members; emailing notices to class members; creating and maintaining a website for settlement administration; responding to inquiries from Class Members; calculating Class Members’ settlement allocations; reporting on the state of the Settlement to the Parties; establishing and administering the QSF; distributing settlement payments; calculating and withholding Class Members’ shares of applicable payroll taxes (including, without limitation, federal, state, and local income tax withholding, FICA, Medicare and any state or local employment taxes); remitting such withheld funds to the appropriate taxing authorities and providing any related tax reporting; preparing and filing all tax returns necessary for the Settlement and the QSF; preparing a declaration regarding its due diligence in the claims administration process; and performing such other duties as the Parties may jointly direct or as are specified herein, including, without limitation, such duties as are specifically set forth in Sections 2 and 3 hereof. All settlement administration amounts, including but not limited to, the Settlement Claims Administrator’s fees and costs, shall be paid from the Gross Settlement Amount in the QSF. If the Settlement is not given final approval by the Court and does not become Effective, the any settlement administration fees and costs incurred shall be deducted from the QSF.