The phrase "amended settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a settlement that has been modified or revised.
Example: "The parties reached an amended settlement that addressed the concerns raised during the mediation process."
Alternatives: "revised agreement" or "modified settlement".
Stanford's expanded agreement, which establishes it as a Fully Participating Library under the terms of the amended settlement agreement, is a milestone in Stanford's commitment to the program and to the provision of public access to millions of its books.
Federal Judge Denny Chin is expected to rule in the next few months on Google's amended settlement with authors and book publishers and whether the agreement gives the search giant too much control over the millions of library books that it scanned.
The result was an extremely long and complicated document known as the Amended Settlement Agreement that simply divided up the pie.
In response to CCAF's objection, the parties amended the settlement by reallocating the $2.5 million originally proposed as cy-près to class members; the court awarded CCAF attorneys' fees for their role in winning $2.5 million for the class.
Mr. Katz, along with the Justice Department and several other objectors, suggested that Google and its partners amend the settlement to require that authors choose to participate.
"We'll continue to work on amending the settlement to address the Justice Department's concerns," it said in a statement on its website.
Inez Brown, of law firm Medical Accident Group, says: "Many claimants and their solicitors often delay seeking this advice until a claim has settled, by which time it's too late to amend the settlement terms.
Following a course of discovery and settlement discussions, the parties moved for final approval of an amended proposed class settlement agreement ("ASA") before the District Court.
The city began its discharge planning in June, two months after Judge Richard F. Braun of State Supreme Court approved amended terms of the settlement.
Stanford University has affirmed its support for the recently amended Google Book Search settlement agreement, which is now before a federal court, by expanding its earlier agreement with Google Inc. to digitize its library materials.
The settlement amends the reorganization plan presented by the company to change the way some creditors are treated.
