NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT

All parents and guardians who were billed for medical services related to their minor child’s treatment by Dr. Guy Rosenschein at Presbyterian Healthcare Services (“Presbyterian”)

THIS IS A COURT-ORDERED NOTICE.
THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION FROM A LAWYER.

This Notice of Settlement and Fairness Hearing is to inform you of a proposed Settlement that has been reached in a class action lawsuit brought by Eilene McLarty and Ernestine Jaramillo (“Plaintiffs”) on behalf of all parents or guardians who were billed for medical services related to their minor children’s treatment by Dr. Guy Rosenschein while he was employed as a doctor or locum tenens (temporary doctor) by Presbyterian Healthcare Services (collectively, “Class Members”). The proposed settlement, if granted final approval by the Court, will result in the creation of a Settlement Fund of $3,500,000 to pay Plaintiffs and Class Members, Plaintiffs’ and Class Members’ attorneys (“Class Counsel”), and certain administrative costs. If you are a Class Member, you are eligible to receive a share of the Settlement Payment.

IF YOU RECEIVED A POSTCARD NOTICE IN THE MAIL, OR AN EMAIL, ABOUT THIS LAWSUIT, YOU HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS A CLASS MEMBER.

As a Class Member, you have the right to know about this Settlement and how this Settlement may generally affect your legal rights. This notice describes the lawsuit, the Settlement, the legal rights of all Class Members, and the applicable deadlines. Your options are explained in this notice and summarized in the following chart:

YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND OPTIONS IN THE SETTLEMENT

DO NOTHING AND PARTICIPATE IN THE SETTLEMENT

You do not need to take any additional action to participate in the Settlement, and you will be sent a check for your share of the Settlement Fund to your last known address. You are not required to retain your own attorney, and you will not be required to pay any money for the services of Class Counsel. You will be bound by the Settlement and cannot sue Presbyterian for any claims described below.

OBJECT

You have the right to object to the proposed Settlement. To do so, you must submit a written objection to the Court, as described below. If the Court still approves the Settlement despite your objections, you will still be bound by the Settlement.