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ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC. ET AL.


CASE NO. 16-07207-JMC-7A IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION

I Received a Notice - Credit Verification I Did Not Receive a Notice - Credit
Verification Case Home Update Address Important Court Documents Frequently Asked
Questions
 1.  Why did I get a notice?
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        You received a notice because ITT Technical Institute or Daniel Webster
        College's records indicated that you are a former student and you may be
        entitled to money being distributed from ITT's bankruptcy estate.
 2.  What is this lawsuit about?
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        On Sept. 16, 2016, ITT Educational Services, Inc., ESI Service Corp.,
        and Daniel Webster College, Inc. (collectively “ITT”) filed for Chapter
        7 bankruptcy in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern
        District of Indiana. In 2017 a class action lawsuit was filed to assert
        the claims of former ITT students in the ITT bankruptcy proceedings. On
        February 23, 2022, the Bankruptcy Court approved a plan to distribute
        money from ITT's bankruptcy estate to the members of the student class.
 3.  What is a class action and who is involved?
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        The Student Class includes: Anyone who attended ITT Technical Institute
        anytime between January 1, 2006 and September 16, 2016, or anyone who
        attended Daniel Webster College anytime between January 1, 2009 and
        September 16, 2016 is considered a member of the student class. We
        believe there are approximately 450,000 people who qualify as members of
        the student class.
 4.  How will the distribution work?
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        There will be an initial distribution of money to members of the student
        class. There will not be distributions of amounts less than $10 to any
        student and those amounts will be rolled over into a subsequent
        distribution. There will also be at least one additional distribution of
        money to the student class as other claims are settled in the
        bankruptcy. If you are a member of the student class, you have the
        option to either receive a check in the mail or an electronic payment.
        To elect to receive an electronic payment, please click here.
        
        The distribution formula is based on the number of credits earned or
        attempted by a given student at ITT Technical Institute or Daniel
        Webster College. Specifically, each class member will receive a portion
        of the funds available for distribution based on the number of credits
        they earned and the credits they attempted to earn but did not complete
        divided by the total credits earned and attempted by all members of the
        class. The earned credits will be weighted at three times the attempted
        credits.
        
        Again, distributions will only be made for payments of $10 or more. Any
        funds that are less than this amount and that you are entitled to will
        be rolled over into the next distribution. We anticipate that payments
        in this initial distribution will range from $10 to $100.
 5.  What happens if I do nothing at all?
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        If you decide to do nothing, you will receive your money by check if
        your payment is for $10 or more and your address information is correct.
        
        If you would prefer an electronic payment, you need to elect to receive
        an electronic payment on this website. Additionally, if you would like a
        check in the mail and your address is different from our records – or if
        your address changes anytime before the final distribution of money
        occurs – you must correct/update this information. To access this
        information, you must use the personalized ID and PIN listed on the
        notice.
 6.  Do I have an attorney in this case?
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        The Project on Predatory Student Lending represents the student class in
        ITT’s bankruptcy along with the law firm Jenner & Block,  LLP.
 7.  How will the attorneys be paid?
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        The Project on Predatory Student Lending and the law firm of Jenner &
        Block LLP are representing the student class in the ITT bankruptcy. 
        Jenner & Block has not sought any fees in the ITT bankruptcy. The
        Bankruptcy Court has approved fees to the Project on Predatory Student
        Lending in the amount of 5% of the total amount distributed by the ITT
        Chapter 7 trustee to the student class.
 8.  How do I update my address?
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        You must notify the Class Administrator of any changes in your mailing
        address or phone number so that any future correspondence will be sent
        to the correct address.
        
        To update your mailing address, please visit the Update Your Address
        section on this website. You will need your NoticeID and PIN from the
        notice you received to update your address.
        
        If you have any issues or if you are unable to locate your PIN, please
        contact the Class Administrator via email at
        info@ittstudentclaimsettlement.com.
 9.  How do I change my name?
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        If you are changing your name due to marriage, divorce or court order, a
        copy of your marriage license, divorce decree or court order is
        required. You can submit the documentation via email at:
        info@ittstudentclaimsettlement.com. In your email, put ‘Name Change’ in
        the subject line. In the body of the email, provide the name, NoticeID
        and address of the original class member on the Notice you received.
        Also provide the new name and address that you would like on future
        correspondence as well as a telephone number.
        
        If you are changing your name due to death, documentation is needed to
        change the name of the payee if the Class Member has died.  Two
        documents are required for a name change due to a deceased payee. They
        are: 1) A Copy of the death certificate, and 2) Documentation providing
        evidence to show the new person as legal heir/beneficiary. This could be
        a will, estate documentation, probate, etc. The documentation will be
        reviewed when received and we may reach out to you with additional
        questions, if necessary.  You can submit these documents via email at:
        info@ittstudentclaimsettlement.com. In your email, put ‘Name Change’ in
        the subject line. In the body of the email, provide the name, NoticeID
        and address of the original class member on the Notice you received.
        Also provide the new name and address and telephone number that you
        would like on future correspondence.
 10. How do I get more information?
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        For more information, please email the claims administrator at
        info@ittstudentclaimsettlement.com or call toll-free number:
        800-789-4306.
 11. How do I dispute my hours earned and/or attempted?
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        If you believe the hours earned and/or attempted is incorrect, please
        use the Update button above.  You must provide a copy of your
        transcripts supporting the hours attempted/earned or some other written
        evidence from ITT or Daniel Webster College documenting your earned and
        attempted credits to support your claimed number of credits
        earned/attempted.
 12. How do I get a copy of my transcripts?
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        Copies of transcripts are no longer available from ITT or Daniel Webster
        University.  Class counsel also does not have copies or access to the
        transcripts.  In order to Submit a Request for Inclusion or to dispute
        your hours earned/attempted you must provide a copy of your transcripts
        or some other written evidence from ITT or Daniel Webster College
        documenting your earned and attempted credits to support your claimed
        number of credits earned/attempted.
 13. What if I miss the June 7 deadline?
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        If you miss the June 7 response deadline, you will still be included in
        the Student Class, but we will reallocate your money to the next
        subsequent distribution.

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