Sentence examples for administering the settlement from inspiring English sources

Ten lawyers who worked on the case will get $28.7 million for their work and for administering the settlement.

Jefferson-Pilot said it expected to pay $44.7 million worth of policies and bonuses to customers, while it would pay out $7.3 million in lawyers' fees plus $2 million in costs for administering the settlement.

Petroff's advice to his referring lawyers included the insight that in some instances the doctors and auditors administering the settlement were misinterpreting "mild" heart-valve damage as "moderate" and incorrectly classifying moderate cases as "severe".

The fund will be run independently by Kenneth R. Feinberg, who also administered the settlement fund for 9/11 victims and others.

Under a formula drafted by a special master appointed by Judge Korman to administer the settlement, Judah Gribetz, 75percentt of the money going to Jewish survivors was to go to those living in the former Soviet Union, and the rest was to go to survivors elsewhere.

"Nothing can undercut the credibility of a program more than the perception that you're paying fraudulent claims," said Mr. Feinberg, who administered the settlement for victims of the 9/11 attacks and has done similar work for people affected by Hurricane Katrina, the defoliant Agent Orange and the 2007 killings at Virginia Tech University.

From 1882 until December 1888, Carter administered the Settlement on the Gambia as a Treasurer and Postmaster.

In the hopes that he will get money from the Canadian government for his tenure administering the Red River settlement (by this time known as Winnipeg), he moves his family to Batoche (now in Saskatchewan) in mid-1884.

His father works at the National Association of Attorneys General in Washington, where he is in charge of administering the states' recent settlements with the tobacco industry.

After winning the settlement for about a million people, Mr. Neuborne worked to administer the payments, and sought a fee for that part of the process.

Kenneth R. Feinberg, the special master who administered the government's Victim Compensation Fund, said in an interview that comparing court settlements with the fund's quicker payouts was pointless.