On Sunday District Court Judge William Alsup told the attorneys in a letter he was “disappointed that counsel have left important questions to be answered in the future,” expressing broad concern about the procedural details — including “the Works List, the Class List, the Claim Form, and, particularly for works with multiple claimants, the processes for notification (for opt-out, so-called re-inclusion, and claims, whether a given choice is exercised by one, some, or all co- claimants), allocation, and dispute resolution.” At Monday’s hearings, he denied the initial motion for preliminary approval of the $1.5 billion settlement without prejudice, saying the …