Fearon v. Metropolitan Life Insurance

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on August 1, 1920, issued a policy of group insurance to Waldorf-Astoria, Inc., covering the fife or permanent disability of such of the employees of the latter company as had been, or would from time to time have been, in its employ for a period of at least six months, the coverage being on all such employees during the term of the policy or any renewals thereof. The premium was to be paid by the employer. Each employee had an original life coverage under the policy of $500, with an additional $100 for each year of his employment thereafter.

One Edward…