American Medical Security, Inc. v. Parker

The majority erroneously holds that appellees must be members of the Alabama class in order to have “standing” to seek the injunctive relief granted by the trial court. In so holding the majority muddles the standing required of a party to intervene in a class action with a party’s right to obtain equitable relief for protection against imminent and irreparable harm. To the extent the majority’s “standing” requirement is just a misstatement of the rule that only those persons who may be injured by an act may seek to enjoin that act, the majority *210is wrong that appellees have not shown the…