Common use of Final Approval Motion Clause in Contracts

Final Approval Motion. At least fourteen (14) days before the Final Approval Hearing, or on the date set by the Court (if different), the Parties shall file a Final Approval Motion. WCA’s counsel shall take the lead on preparing a draft of the Final Approval Motion and Final Approval Order and will coordinate finalizing the motion and order with input from all Parties. The Parties agree to collaborate in good faith in the preparation and finalization of the Final Approval Motion and Final Approval Order. Prior to finalizing the Final Approval Motion, the Settlement Administrator shall provide Class Counsel and WCA’s Counsel with a report listing the names and addresses of all Settlement Class Members to whom the Settlement Administrator mailed a Notice of Settlement, and indicating which Settlement Class Members submitted a timely opt out request, if any, and which Settlement Class Members submitted a timely objection, if any (as well as copies of any such opt-outs or objections).

Final Approval Motion. At least fourteen (14) days before the Final Approval Hearing, or on the date set by the Court (if different), the Parties shall file a Final Approval Motion. WCA’s Class counsel shall take the lead on preparing a draft of the Final Approval Motion and Final Approval Order and will coordinate finalizing the motion and order with input from all Parties. The Parties agree to collaborate in good faith in the preparation and finalization of the Final Approval Motion and Final Approval Order. Prior to finalizing the Final Approval Motion, the Settlement Administrator shall provide Class Counsel and WCALAKE CHASE’s Counsel with a report listing the names and addresses of all Settlement Class Members to whom the Settlement Administrator mailed a Notice of Settlement, and indicating which Settlement Class Members submitted a timely opt out request, if any, and which Settlement Class Members submitted a timely objection, if any (as well as copies of any such opt-outs or objections).