burden to challenge . . the reasonableness of the requested fee." Id. (citing Bell v. United Princeton Props., Inc., 884 F.2d 713 (3d Cir. 1989)). B. Analysis 1. The Court applies the lodestar method of fee calculation The Court agrees with all Parties that the lodestar method is the proper method of fee

ettlement . . . are fair, reasonable and adequate when considered from the perspective of the class as a whole." Id. at 173-74 (citation omitted). B. Analysis The Court finds that the Girsh factors and Prudential considerations weigh in favor of approving the settlement. 1. Girsh factor one: Complexity a