Common use of Objections to Settlement Clause in Contracts

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Member. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of any personal identifying information, along with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, attached to the Final Approval Motion. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement 7.1. Rule 23 Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class First Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, prepaid and be received postmarked by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain fortyOpt-five (45) days after Out/Objection Deadline specified in the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class MemberCourt-approved Notices of Proposed Settlement. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; objection and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s)telephone numbers, social security number and telephone number(s) personnel number for the Settlement Class Member Plaintiff making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and provide Class Counsel with copies of each objection by email within one day of receipt. Class Counsel will send copies of each objection to Defendants' Counsel by email no later than three (3) days after receipt thereof. Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction also file the originals of any personal identifying information, along and all objections with the declaration Court within three (3) days after the end of the Settlement Administrator, attached to the Final Approval MotionOpt-out Period. (B) 7.2. An individual who files objections to the Settlement settlement (“"Objector”") also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in with his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. No Class Member may present an objection at the Fairness Hearing based on a reason not stated in his or her written objections. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) 7.3. The Parties parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Claims Administrator via first class First-Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator Mail post-marked by a date certain forty-five (45) certain, to be specified on the Notice, which will be 45 days after the Settlement date on which the Claims Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Memberthe Notice. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; , and any reasons not included in the statement will not be consideredsupporting documentation. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Claims Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection date-stamped objection, supporting documents, as well as a copy of the Notice mailed to the Objector, to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are receivedby email delivery no later than three (3) days after receipt of the objection. The final list Claims Administrator will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction also file the date-stamped originals of any personal identifying information, along and all objections with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, attached Court no later than 14 days prior to the Final Approval MotionFairness Hearing. (B) An individual who files objections an objection to the Settlement settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her their intention to do so in writing in his or her on their written objections objection at the time he or she submits his or her they submit their written objectionsobjection. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections their objection at any time. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections an objection to the Settlementsettlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) 49. Members of the Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections may object to the proposed Settlement at Agreement by following the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writinginstructions on the Notice of Settlement. To be consideredobject to the Settlement Agreement or any terms of it, such statement the person making the objection must be mailed a Class Member, must not have opted out of the Settlement Agreement, must not have timely submitted a Claim and Opt-In Form, and must send to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mailand file with the Court a written statement of the grounds of objection, postage prepaidsigned by the Class Member or his or her attorney, by the date specified in the Notice of Settlement (60 calendar days after the initial mailing of the Notice of Settlement). Any objection that does not meet the requirements of this paragraph shall not be considered by the Court, unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Class Members who fail to serve timely and proper written objections shall be received deemed to have waived any objections and shall be foreclosed from making any objection (whether by appeal or otherwise) to the Settlement Agreement. It is the responsibility of any Class Member who files an objection (an “Objector”) to retain a copy of the objection and proof of timely mailing hereunder. If a Class Member submits both an objection and an opt-out request, the Settlement Administrator by a date certain fortywill attempt to contact the Class Member to determine whether the Class Member intended to object or opt-five (45) days after out. If the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice Class Member cannot be reached, it will be presumed that the Class Member intended to such Settlement Class Member. The statement must include all reasons for opt-out, the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement objection will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making will not be part of the objectionSettlement. 50. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-later than five (455) calendar days after the Notice was mailed Claim and Opt-In Deadline, the Settlement Administrator shall provide the Parties’ counsel with a declaration that includes a complete list of all individuals who have timely opted out of the Settlement, all individuals who have withdrawn their previous opt-outs and seek to rejoin the Lawsuit, all Class Members who have timely objected to the Settlement, and all Class Members who completed and timely submitted a Claim and Opt-In Form (the “Settlement Class MemberAdministrator’s Declaration”). 51. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of any personal identifying information, along Parties may file with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, attached Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) business days before the Final Approval MotionHearing. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) 52. A valid Objector also has the right to appear at the Fairness Final Approval Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Final Approval Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in on his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objectionsthem. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement No Class Member who may appear at the Final Approval Hearing unless he or she has submitted a timely objection that complies with all objection procedures. No Class Member may present an Opt-out Statement may objection at the Final Approval Hearing based on a reason not submit objections to the Settlementstated in his or her written objections. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement settlement and/or this Agreement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such written statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class First-Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain postmarked no later than forty-five (45) calendar days after the Initial Mailing Deadline. The Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to shall stamp the postmark date on the original of any such Settlement Class Memberobjection. The written statement must include all reasons for the objection; objection and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The written statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) numbers for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are receivedby email no later than three (3) days after receipt thereof. The final list Class Counsel will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction also file copies of the originals of any personal identifying information, along and all objections with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, attached to the Court in connection with their Motion for Final Approval MotionApproval. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in on his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. No Class Member may present an objection at the Fairness Hearing based on a reason not stated in his or her written objections. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlementsettlement. (C) The Parties parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Final Approval Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mail, postage prepaid, or be submitted electronically, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class MemberDeadline. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and the Settling Defendants’ Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of on any personal identifying information, along with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, Administrator attached to the Final Approval Motion. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) also Objector has the right to appear at the Fairness Final Approval Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Final Approval Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Final Approval Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mail, postage prepaidpre-paid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after within the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Memberapplicable deadline set forth herein. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s)email address, and telephone number(s) number for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of on any personal identifying information, along with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, Administrator attached to the Final Approval Motion. (B) An Any individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing Hearing, either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her such written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) business days before the Fairness Hearing, if not otherwise addressed in their Motion for Final Approval.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class First Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five ninety (4590) days after the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Member. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; objection and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are receivedby email and first class mail no later than three (3) days after receipt thereof. The final list Settlement Administrator will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction also file the date-stamped originals of any personal identifying information, along and all objections with the declaration Court within three (3) days after the end of the Settlement Administrator, attached to the Final Approval MotionOpt out Period. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. No Class Member may present an objection at the Fairness Hearing based on a reason not stated in his or her written objections. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-Opt out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Potential Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Claims Administrator via first class First-Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received mailed by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class MemberBar Date. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; , and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, job title, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) number for the Settlement potential Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Claims Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are receivedby e-mail no later than three (3) days after receipt thereof. The final list Class Counsel will be submitted by Plaintiffs, file the date- stamped objections with redaction of any personal identifying information, along with their Motion for Final Approval. In the declaration of event that the Settlement AdministratorClaims Administrator receives an objection after the Bar Date that does not contain a post-mark, attached the mailing date shall be presumed to be the Final Approval Motionday before the Settlement Claims Administrator received the objection, unless a Class Member provides proof that establishes a different mailing date. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) Objector also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in on his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. No Class Member may present an objection at the Fairness Hearing based on a reason not stated in his or her written objections. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members Objectors who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class First-Class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received Mail postmarked by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five sixty (4560) days after the Settlement Administrator mails a initial mailing of Notice to such Settlement Class Memberthe Class. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; objection and provide any reasons not included in the statement will not be consideredsupporting documentation. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) number for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection objection, supporting documents, to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defense Counsel as soon as they are receivedby email delivery no later than three (3) days after receipt of the objection. The Administrator shall provide all objections in its final list will affidavit to be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of any personal identifying information, along filed with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, attached Motion for Final Approval no later than fourteen (14) days prior to the Final Approval MotionFairness Hearing. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) Objector also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing Hearing, either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in on his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement An Objector is a Class Member who has submitted Member, and an objection does not constitute the filing of an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the SettlementStatement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States MailFirst-Class mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after the Settlement Claims Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Member. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(se-mail(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by PlaintiffsPlaintiff, with redaction of any personal identifying information, along with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, Administrator attached to the Final Approval Motion. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) Objector also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or his/her intention to do so in writing in his or his/her written objections at the time he or he/she submits his or his/her written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or his/her objections at any time. No Class Member may present an objection at the Fairness Hearing based on a reason not stated in his/her written objections. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-Opt out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) days before the Fairness Hearing.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mail, postage prepaidpre-paid, and be received by the Settlement Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after within the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class Memberapplicable deadline set forth herein. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s)email address, and telephone number(s) number for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will stamp the date received on the original and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Defendant’s Counsel as soon as they are received. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction of on any personal identifying information, along with the declaration of the Settlement Administrator, Administrator attached to the Final Approval Motion. (B) An Any individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing Hearing, either in person or through counsel hired by the Objector. An Objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or she submits his or her such written objections. An Objector may withdraw his or her objections at any time. A Settlement Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlement. (C) The Parties may file with the Court Arbitrator written responses to any filed objections no later than three (3) business days before the Fairness Hearing, if not otherwise addressed in their Motion for Final Approval.

Objections to Settlement. ‌ (A) Settlement Class Members who wish to present objections to the proposed Settlement this Agreement at the Fairness Hearing must first do so in writing. To be considered, such statement must be mailed to the Settlement Administrator via first class United States Mail, postage prepaid, and be received by the Settlement Claims Administrator by a date certain forty-five (45) days after during the Settlement Administrator mails a Notice to such Settlement Class MemberOpt- Out Period. The statement must include all reasons for the objection; and any reasons not included in the statement will not be considered. The statement must also include the name, address, email(s), and telephone number(s) for the Settlement Class Member making the objection. No one may appear at the Settlement Hearing for the purpose of objecting to the Settlement Agreement without first having filed and served his or her objection(s) in writing forty-five (45) days after the Notice was mailed to the Settlement Class Member. The Settlement Claims Administrator will shall stamp the date received on the original of each objection, and send copies of each objection to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel as soon as they are receivedby email no later than three (3) calendar days after receipt thereof. The final list will be submitted by Plaintiffs, with redaction Claims Administrator shall also file the date- stamped originals of any personal identifying information, along and all objections with the declaration Clerk of Court within three (3) calendar days after the end of the Settlement Administrator, attached to the Final Approval MotionOpt-Out Period. (B) An individual who files objections to the Settlement (“Objector”) objector also has the right to appear at the Fairness Hearing either in person or through counsel hired by the Objectorobjector. An Objector objector who wishes to appear at the Fairness Hearing must state his or her intention to do so in writing in his or her written objections at the time he or he/she submits his or his/her written objections. An Objector objector may withdraw his or his/her objections at any time. A Settlement No Class Member may appear at the Fairness Hearing unless he or she has filed a timely objection that complies with the procedures provided in Section 2.5(A). Any NYLL Class Member who has submitted an Opt-out Out Statement may not submit objections to the Settlementsettlement. If any Class Member who submits an Opt-Out Statement also submits an objection to the settlement, the Opt-Out Statement shall control, and the objection shall not be considered by the Court. (C) The Parties may file with the Court their written responses to any filed objections no not later than three ten (310) calendar days before the Fairness Hearing.