"[1] The defendant, Charlie Frank Robertson, filed a class action lawsuit in 1992, alleging that "Liberty National Life Insurance Company had fraudulently encouraged its customers to exchange existing health insurance policies for new policies" that provided an insubstantial amount of coverage for cancer treatment.

At trial, a settlement was agreed upon that precluded class members from individually suing Liberty National.

[1] Does the Supreme Court of Alabama's approval of the settlement violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment?

[1] In a unanimous decision in favor of Robertson, the opinion of the court was written per curiam.

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