You should receive notice from class counsel if you’re a class member. Even if you haven’t received notice, you can reach out to class counsel to confirm. Most commonly, that can be done through settlement websites like those for the House v. NCAA (NIL Settlement)

Note that there is a deadline for filing claims into the settlement and missing the deadline can result in a class member losing the right to settlement payments. You should review the settlement website and consult with class counsel if you have questions.

Selling your claim refers to a transaction where a class member agrees to a formal contract where, in exchange for granting Sycamore Grove rights to distribution payments from the settlement, you receive an upfront cash payment.

At closing, you’ll receive the upfront cash payment (which you can use, save or invest as you see fit) and any future settlement payments will go Sycamore Grove.

• Your first step is to reach out to Sycamore Grove, which can be done through our contact form.

• You will hear back from a member of our investment team if we need additional information.

• Sycamore Grove will then give you the current pricing for your claim.

• If you want to move forward with a sale at the indicated price, we will send a formal contract for you to review. Even though we strive to make the agreement simple and straightforward, we nonetheless recommend that you engage an attorney to review the document.

• Once the contract is signed by you and Sycamore Grove and certain closing conditions are met (including, for example, confirming your identity, class membership, and your claim amount or allocation estimate), we will send payment to you within a few days.