Philadelphia, PA – Angeion Group, a leading force in class action settlement administration, has cemented its position as an industry authority by contributing to a Supreme Court amicus brief in the Laboratory Corp. of America Holdings v. Davis, No. 24-0304 appeal. This case has the potential to fundamentally reshape the legal landscape of Article III standing, a doctrine that determines whether plaintiffs have the right to bring class actions in federal court. 

Claims Administrators have long been trusted by district courts to perform essential functions in identifying injured class members. Over time, claim administrators, including Angeion Group, have developed sophisticated technical processes for evaluating claims and distributing damages to those with adequate proof of injury. This expertise ensures that the class action settlement process remains fair, efficient and transparent. 

Angeion’s insights helped shape the arguments presented in the brief – ensuring that the Supreme Court considers the practical realities of class action administration when evaluating the critical issue of whether the presence of uninjured class members defeats class certification. 

“As the trusted administrator behind some of the nation’s largest and most complex settlements, Angeion has a deep, unmatched understanding of how standing impacts real-world claims administration and access to justice. We take pride in contributing our expertise to help shape legal precedent at the highest level,” said Steven Weisbrot, CEO of Angeion Group. 

The Supreme Court’s decision in this case could significantly impact class actions, redefining the rights of class members nationwide and changing how class actions are administered. Angeion remains committed to advocating for the fair and efficient administration of class actions, ensuring that class members not only receive the relief they are entitled to but also that the process remains transparent, equitable, and effective.  Angeion will continue to work diligently to uphold these principles and protect the rights of those affected. 

The full text of the Brief of Amici Curiae Claims Administrators in Support of Neither Party can be accessed: https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24/24-304/351923/20250312200302698_24-304acClaimsAdministrators.pdf 

For more information on Angeion’s role in shaping class action litigation, visit www.angeiongroup.com.