Class List of Settlement Class Members Clause Samples

The "Class List of Settlement Class Members" clause defines the requirement to create and maintain a comprehensive list of all individuals or entities included in a settlement class for a legal action. This list typically contains identifying information for each class member and is used to ensure that all eligible parties are properly notified about the settlement, their rights, and any actions they may need to take. By establishing a clear and accurate class list, this clause ensures that the settlement process is transparent and that all affected parties are given the opportunity to participate or object, thereby upholding fairness and due process in class action settlements.
Class List of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order, Defendant shall provide the Class List to the Settlement Administrator, which will include the following information for each Settlement Class Member, as reflected in Defendant’s records: (a) The Settlement Class Member’s name; and (b) The Settlement Class Member’s last known postal address.
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Class List of Settlement Class Members. Within ten days after Preliminary Approval, the Class List will be provided to Class Counsel and Settlement Administrator, which will include the following information for each Settlement Class Member: a) the Settlement Class Member’s name; b) the Settlement Class Member’s last known postal address; c) the Settlement Class Member’s date of birth; d) the Settlement Class Member’s e-mail address used to open or receive information regarding his or her accounts with Defendant; and e) an itemization of the Multi-Dispute Claim(s), including the dollar amount and merchant name. The Named Plaintiff, Class Counsel, and the Settlement Class hereby acknowledge and agree that Defendant is providing the information referenced in this Section to Class Counsel and the Settlement Administrator solely for the purpose of effecting the terms of this Settlement Agreement, and that such information shall not be used, disseminated, or disclosed by or to any other person for any other purpose. Defendant’s inclusion of these individuals’ personal information during this process is in no way an admission of liability by Defendant with respect to these individuals. If the settlement is terminated for any of the reasons identified in Section 7, the Named Plaintiff and Class Counsel shall immediately destroy any and all copies of the information referenced in this Section and any materials the Named Plaintiff or Class Counsel gathered in connection with the lists referenced above. The provisions regarding the compilation and treatment of the lists referenced above are material terms of this Settlement Agreement.
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Class List of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order, Defendant shall provide the Class List to the Settlement Administrator, which will include the following information for each Settlement Class Member, as reflected in Defendant’s records: (a) The Settlement Class Member’s name; (b) The Settlement Class Member’s last known postal address; (c) The Settlement Class Member’s date of birth from any request for a report; (d) The Settlement Class Member’s e-mail address submitted with the request, to the extent this information is reasonably available in Defendant’s records. The Settlement Administrator shall update these addresses via the USPS National Change of Address system, or any other appropriate database the Settlement Administrator regularly uses for updating mailing addresses, prior to mailing the Class Notice. The Named Plaintiff, Class Counsel, and Settlement Class hereby acknowledge and agree that Defendant is providing the information referenced in this Section to the Settlement Administrator solely to effectuate the terms of this Settlement Agreement, and that such information shall not be used, disseminated, or disclosed by or to any other person for any other purpose. Defendant’s inclusion of these individuals’ personal information during this process is in no way an admission of liability with respect to these individuals. If the settlement is terminated for any of the reasons identified in Section 7, the Settlement Administrator shall immediately destroy any and all copies of the information referenced in this Section.
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Class List of Settlement Class Members. Within ten (10) days of execution of this Settlement Agreement, Defendant will provide Class Counsel with a list, based on Defendant’s available records, of all persons residing in the United States of America (including its territories and Puerto Rico) who from June 14, 2017 through March 2, 2021, were the subject of a report sold by RealPage that included a record from a sex offender registry, with the sex offender registry record on the report having matched the subject of the report based on a date of birth range (the “Initial List”). The Parties estimate that the Initial List will reflect 11,777 individuals. Should the Initial List differ from the Parties’ estimate by more than 100 individuals, Plaintiff and Defendant separately have the right to terminate this Settlement Agreement within seven days of the provision of the Initial List. After receiving the Initial List, Class Counsel will utilize best efforts to obtain available public records associated with each individual appearing on the sex offender registry to which potential class members were matched for the purpose of obtaining the registered sex offender’s date of birth. Class Counsel may, but is not required, to issue subpoenas to public records custodians in connection with this process and/or to obtain records from other reliable third party data providers. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Class Counsel is not required to obtain data from third party data sources that already provide the same data to Defendant. In instances where Class Counsel is unable to obtain such records, Defendant will endeavor to provide Class Counsel with additional information in its records, if available, that will allow the Parties to evaluate the registered sex offender’s date of birth. Using this data, and any additional underlying criminal information or other identifying information available, within ninety (90) days of receiving the Initial List, Class Counsel will provide Defendant with a proposed list of actual Settlement Class Members. Class Counsel will provide to Defendant the supporting documentation that Class Counsel used in the review referenced above. Such documentation may include other public records that provide more information regarding the registered sex offender’s date of birth. Defendant will then have thirty (30) days to suggest the removal of any individuals from the proposed list of Settlement Class Members or propose any additions to the list. Once the Parties are in agreement as to the...
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Class List of Settlement Class Members. Within twenty-eight (28) days after Preliminary Approval, the Class List will be provided to the Settlement Administrator, which will include the following information for each Settlement Class Member: a) the Class Member’s name; and b) the Class Member’s last known postal address. The Named Plaintiff, Class Counsel, and Settlement Class hereby acknowledge and agree that Defendant is providing the information referenced in this Section to the Settlement Administrator solely for the purpose of effecting the terms of this Settlement Agreement, and that such information shall not be used, disseminated, or disclosed by or to any other person for any other purpose. Defendant’s inclusion of these individuals’ personal information during this process is in no way an admission of liability by Defendant with respect to these individuals.
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