Lays out the steps in the payment process to explain potential timing

Breaks down the value of Monetary Award claims by Qualifying Diagnosis and the Player’s age when he was diagnosed

Details who can make each Qualifying Diagnosis, the criteria used to make that diagnosis and the review standard used by the Claims Administrator or AAP to evaluate the diagnosis

Contains a non-exhaustive list of examples of the type of references in medical records that “reflect” each Qualifying Diagnosis

Exhibit 1 to the Settlement Agreement, which describes the requirements for each Qualifying Diagnosis

Breaks down by premorbid intellectual functioning classification (Below Average, Average and Above Average) the Exhibit 2 neuropsychological test score impairment criteria in the five cognitive domains (Complex Attention, Executive Function, Learning and Memory, Language and Visual-Perceptual) for each level of cognitive impairment (1, 1.5 and 2)

Explains the difference between Raw Scores and Raw Data, as well as other types of scores

Explains the League, Roster Type, Game Type and Game Count requirements for proving an “Eligible Season” and “Half of an Eligible Season” defined by the Settlement Agreement

Summarizes how claims for Derivative Claimant Awards are handled

Defines different types of Liens handled in the Program and clarifies the distinction between holdbacks and deductions