Settlement FAQs

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by Prof. Vada Rempel Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago

What is the New York attorney general settlement with Navient?

On January 13, 2022, the New York Attorney General’s Office (“NYAG”) and 38 other state Attorneys General reached a settlement with Navient. The settlement needs court approval.

What is the Attorney General's Annual Report on Proposition 65 settlements?

The Attorney General has prepared annual reports of Proposition 65 settlements from January 1, 2000, through December 31, 2015. Each report contains a summary of settlements that became final during the year, and a list of the settlements.

How do I buy iPass for my company?

If you work for a company that has purchased iPass for you, contact your IT department. They can provide you with specific instructions to access the service. If you represent a company wishing to buy iPass, you may also use the Purchase page to contact sales for information on how to buy the service for your company.

What is the private attorneys general act (Paga)?

For these employees, the Private Attorneys General Act, commonly known as PAGA, is the only way to obtain justice when employers shortchange the wages to which they are entitled. But for this very important law, there would be little that prevents employers from ignoring the state's wage laws.

How to use iPass hotspot?

If you are an iPhone or iPad user, look for ‘Check for iPass’ in your network list. Tap on ‘Hotspots nearby’ and a list of nearby hotspots, including the distance from your current location, will be shown to you in a new screen. You can also use the iPass hotspot browser before you travel. Either go to the URL or use the hotspot finder in the app to search by current location, address, city or airport code.

How to check if iPass is working?

If signal strength is low, try changing your location, or ask a member of the staff at the venue to show you the location of the access point, so you can move closer. Make sure that the access point is an iPass location, with the iPass icon next to its name (for Android devices), or “Check for iPass” annotated under the network name (for iPhones and iPads.) If there is not an iPass-enabled hotspot in the nearby vicinity, then use the hotspot finder to locate the nearest one. If you are trying to connect and there is a problem, the app should let you know why you can’t connect, and what to do about it. Sometimes, your app may say you are somewhere you can use iPass, but you continue to have problems. If this is the case, the hotspot is not set up correctly. If you are still having problems connecting, report the problem. Send your details to us and we can have a look to see what happened.

Why is my hotspot not an iPass hotspot?

This might be because the hotspot shares a network name with a hotspot in another location , or is not an iPass hotspot.

How to find iPass enabled hotspots?

To find iPass-enabled hotspots if none are showing, go to the hotspot finder, where you can search by current location, address, city or airport code.

How far away from the seatbelt sign can you connect to Gogo?

Please wait until the seatbelt sign is turned off (usually around 10,000 feet,) before you try to connect. Also, make sure that when you enter your security details, your device isn’t changing any of the characters you type, especially the Captcha. Spellcheck and auto-complete can often affect your ability to enter answers to security questions. If you are unsure whether you are allowed to use Gogo, then send us an email and we will let you know.

How to get iPass app?

To get the iPass app, go to the iTunes Store, Google Play or Windows Store and search for iPass. For iOS you will need to provide your Apple ID. If you do not have an Apple ID, you can get a free one from the iTunes Store. Once you have downloaded and installed the app, open it.

How to restart iPass?

If yes, press CTRL+R to restart the iPass services.

What is pre litigation claim?

Pre-litigation claims are settlements for which a lawsuit has not been filed in any court.

Why is interest associated with judgments coded separately?

Note: Interest associated with judgments is coded separately to ensure proper financial reporting of interest expenses (See comptroller object 7241 in the Comptroller Manual of Accounts ).

What is the comptroller object in Texas?

Use this comptroller object to record the payment of identifiable attorney’s fees for settlements and judgments recovered against the state under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Annotated, Section 104.003, Federal Court Judgments, medical malpractice claims under Chapter 59, Texas Education Code and other statutes.

How long does it take for an OAG to send a warrant?

Agency submits the warrant distribution memo, agency authorization letter and purchase voucher to the OAG within 10 days of notification.

What is the FPP in the GAA?

The guidelines and processing instructions for the payment of a settlement or judgment described in this Fiscal Policy and Procedure ( FPP) comply with: General Appropriations Act (GAA), Article IX, Section 16.04, Judgments and Settlements.

When does a settlement have to be charged to the current appropriation year?

An agency must charge a settlement or judgment to the current appropriation year unless the claim was finalized and approved by both the governor and the attorney general in the immediately preceding appropriation year. In this case, an agency may charge the settlement or judgment to the current appropriation year or the immediately preceding appropriation year. The Comptroller’s office uses the date of the transmittal letter received from the attorney general (or from the agency’s legal counsel if handled in-house as a pre-litigation settlement) as the final approval date.

What is 104.0035?

Settlements and judgments related to state liability for the conduct of public servants under Chapter 101 and Chapter 104, Civil Practice and Remedies Code, including indemnification for criminal prosecution under Section 104.0035, Civil Practice and Remedies Code, or. Federal court settlements and judgments , or.

What Are The Benefits Of PAGA?

In addition to allowing workers to seek compensation for their losses brought about by labor violations, PAGA also affords them the ability to seek justice that could very well result in positive change in California's workplaces. Almost all companies and corporations who face PAGA lawsuits change their unethical and illegal practices because they don't want to face these penalties again. These are positive changes that benefit all employees – not just those who work there at the time, but also future employees.

What is PAGA in California?

The Private Attorneys General Act or PAGA essentially authorizes employees who are subject to illegal labor code violations to act as private attorneys general with the goal of recovering civil penalties from their employers who have violated the state's labor code. You as the worker have the power to bring a case against your employer, just as the state's Attorney General might, when your employer acts in violation of California wage and hour laws.

How to file a PAGA lawsuit in California?

In order to file a PAGA lawsuit, an employee who is wronged must file a claim with the state of California. This claim must provide details of all the facts that support the California Labor Code and/or California Wage Order violations made by the company. The state of California has 65 days in order to provide notice to the employee regarding the state's intention to launch an investigation. If the 65 days have passed and the state does not provide notice, then the employee can go ahead and file a PAGA lawsuit, which is a representative action on his or her behalf or on behalf of other aggrieved employees.

What is a qui tam lawsuit?

A qui tam lawsuit is a type of legal action brought by a whistleblower who exposes fraud by one's employer on behalf of the government. The person who brings such an action will potentially receive a share of the amount recovered (penalties) as a reward for exposing his or her employer. The California Supreme Court has said that PAGA is a type of qui tam law that allows an aggrieved employee to recover civil penalties on behalf of the state.

How much does it cost to file a PAGA claim?

California Labor Code states that the written notice to the employer must be sent via certified mail. Once this filing procedure is completed, a PAGA lawsuit can be filed in court. There is a $75 filing fee for a new PAGA claim.

How much is the penalty for a PAGA violation?

Under PAGA, the civil penalty against the company for an individual violation is $100 per worker for each pay period. The penalty for each subsequent violation is $200 per employee for each pay period. Therefore, for each initial violation, the worker may be able to receive $25 (which is 25%) for each violation per pay period and $50 for every subsequent violation per pay period. So the penalties under PAGA can add up soon. If you do prevail in a PAGA action, in addition to receiving a portion of the penalties you may also be able to receive attorney fees and court costs.

How long does it take to file a PAGA claim in California?

The more details and facts you can provide, the stronger your case will be. PAGA claims must be filed within one year of the violations occurring. In other words, there is a one-year statute of limitations when it comes to PAGA lawsuits.

How to tell if a mediation is successful?

I’ve had several mediators tell me the sign of a successful mediation is when the plaintiff gets less than expected and the insurance company pays more than it expected. That is the ultimate compromise. I always try to tell people who are going into a mediation to expect to be asked to take less than that number that is floating around in the back of your head. You should expect, at least, to be asked. It is your decision whether you will agree to do that or not. But you can expect the mediator to ask you.

What are the 4 things that are universally true after doing mediations?

After doing mediations over the last 10 years or so, the following 4 things are almost universally true: 1. The insurance company’s lawyer doesn’t understand all the facts. I’ve been in mediations where I’ve prepared a detailed opening statement almost to the point of trial quality.

How long does it take for a mediation to heat up?

The day usually moves super slow at the beginning. In my experience, most mediations start to heat up about an hour after lunch. Parties start moving at a larger and faster pace. Perhaps everyone wants to get home for dinner or perhaps the process just works, I’m not sure. But when you start negotiating, brace yourself for slow movement.

How long is the opening statement of the defense lawyer?

Then, the defense lawyer gives his opening statement. It is two minutes long; consist of insincere condolences for the events that transpired coupled with an unrealistic hope that we can reach a resolution today. The end.

Is mediation high or low?

Every mediation is different. Some start high and some start low based on the facts of each case. Because of that, figuring out the average settlement offers during mediation is virtually impossible to do. What benefit would it be to you to see a composite of hundreds of cases boiled down to one number that takes serious and minimal cases into account equally? Probably none.

Can you get an offer on the table prior to mediation?

It doesn’t always happen this way but it is helpful to try and get an offer on the table prior to mediation, so you know where each side is coming in at.

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