Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement Clause Samples

The "Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement" clause affirms that the plaintiff acknowledges the advantages of resolving the dispute through settlement rather than continuing litigation. This clause typically states that the plaintiff understands settlement can save time, reduce legal expenses, and provide certainty of outcome. Its core function is to demonstrate the plaintiff’s informed consent to settle, helping to prevent future challenges to the agreement based on claims of misunderstanding or coercion.
Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement. Plaintiff recognizes and acknowledges, however, the expense and amount of time which would be required to continue to pursue this Action against Defendant, as well as the uncertainty, risk and difficulties of proof inherent in prosecuting such claims on behalf of the Settlement Class. Plaintiff has concluded that it is desirable that this Action and any Released Claims be fully and finally settled and released as set forth in this Settlement. Plaintiff and Class Counsel believe that the agreement set forth in this Settlement confers substantial benefits upon the Settlement Class and that it is in the best interests of the Settlement Class to settle as described herein.
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Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement. Plaintiff recognizes and acknowledges, however, the expense and amount of time which would be required to continue to pursue this Action against Defendants, as well as the uncertainty, risk and difficulties of proof inherent in prosecuting such claims on behalf of the Settlement Class. Plaintiff has concluded that it is desirable that this Action and any Released Claims be fully and finally settled and released as set forth in this Settlement Agreement. Plaintiff and Class Counsel believe that the terms set forth in this Settlement Agreement confer substantial benefits upon the Settlement Class and that it is in the best interests of the Settlement Class to settle as described herein.
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Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement. Plaintiff recognizes and 2 acknowledges, however, the expense and amount of time that would be required to continue to 3 pursue this Litigation against Lyft, as well as the uncertainty, risk, and difficulties of proof inherent in prosecuting such claims on behalf of the Settlement Class. Plaintiff has concluded that it is 6 desirable that this Litigation and any Released Claims be fully and finally settled and released as 7 set forth in this Settlement, as such is in the best interest of the members of the Settlement Class. 8 Plaintiff and Class Counsel believe that the Settlement set forth in this Agreement confers 9 substantial benefits upon the Settlement Class and that it is in the best interests of the Settlement 10 Class to settle as described in this Agreement. 11
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Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement. Plaintiff recognizes and acknowledges, however, the expense and amount of time which would be required to continue to pursue the Action against NCA, as well as the uncertainty, risk and difficulties of proof inherent in prosecuting such claims on behalf of the Class. Plaintiff has concluded that it is desirable that the Action and any Released Claims be fully and finally settled and released as set forth in this Agreement. Plaintiff and Class Counsel believe that this Agreement confers substantial benefits upon the Class and is in the best interests of individual Class Members.
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Plaintiff Recognizes the Benefits of Settlement. Plaintiff and Class Counsel recognize and acknowledge, however, the expense and amount of time that would be required to continue to pursue this Action against Defendants, as well as the uncertainty, risk, and difficulties of proof inherent in prosecuting such claims on behalf of the Class. Plaintiff and Class Counsel have concluded that it is desirable that this Action and any Released Claims be fully and finally settled and released as set forth in this Settlement. Plaintiff and Class Counsel believe that this Settlement Agreement confers substantial benefits upon the Class; is fair, reasonable, and adequate; and is in the best interests of the Class to settle as described herein. Plaintiff further acknowledges that there are no issues with the quality of Defendants’ Products.
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