Common use of Plaintiffs’ Claims Clause in Contracts

Plaintiffs’ Claims. Plaintiff asserts Defendant’s defenses are without merit. Neither this Agreement nor any documents referred to or contemplated herein, nor any action taken to carry out this Agreement is, may be construed as, or may be used as an admission, concession, or indication by or against Plaintiff, Class Members, or Class Counsel as to the merits of any claims or defenses asserted, or lack thereof, in the Action. If this Settlement is approved by the Court, Plaintiff, Class Members, or Class Counsel will not oppose Defendant’s efforts to use this Agreement to prove Plaintiff and Class Members have resolved and are forever barred from relitigating the Class Released Claims.

Plaintiffs’ Claims. Plaintiff asserts Plaintiffs assert that Defendant’s defenses are without merit. Neither this Agreement nor any documents referred to or contemplated herein, nor any action taken to carry out this Agreement is, may be construed as, or may be used as an admission, concession, concession or indication by or against PlaintiffPlaintiffs, Class Members, or Class Counsel as to the merits of any claims or defenses asserted, or lack thereof, in the Action. If However, in the event that this Settlement is finally approved by the Court, Plaintiff, Class Members, or Plaintiffs and Class Counsel will not oppose Defendant’s efforts to use this Agreement to prove Plaintiff that Plaintiffs and Class Members have resolved and are forever barred from relitigating re-litigating the Class Released Claims.