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flag Kroll, the former administrator of a $600 million injury fund, was replaced due to errors that delayed payments to eligible residents.

flag Class counsel has revealed that Kroll, the former settlement administrator for a $600 million personal injury fund, made multiple errors—including improper claim denials, data inaccuracies, and unauthorized multipliers—that delayed payments to eligible residents. flag The issues, which caused frustration among claimants promised up to $25,000 within 30 days, led to Kroll’s removal in June and the appointment of Epiq as the new administrator. flag A 60-day third-party audit of Kroll’s work is underway, with class counsel seeking transparency, potential sanctions, and full disclosure of all claim and payment records. flag The process is now focused on ensuring accuracy and fairness despite the delays.

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