Cynthia N. Almond, et al. v. Singing River Health System, et al.
ERISA DueProcess Takings FifthAmendment ClassAction
Whether the District Court erred in certifying the class under Rule 23 on the grounds that Petitioners have a constitutional due process right to opt-out of class action suits which assert monetary claims on their behalf
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether the District Court erred in certifying the class under Rule 23 on the grounds that Petitioners have a constitutional due process right to opt-out of class action suits which assert monetary claims on their behalf. 2. Whether the court erred in certifying the class under Rule 23 and approving the settlement on the grounds that Petitioners have a constitutional right to their property under the Fourteenth and Fifth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution. 3. Whether the court erred in certifying the class under a liability-release condition wherein the County payment is secured by a long-term contract which cannot be enforced or bound, essentially a fraudulent contract per state statute.