Alexander Lifson v. Ina Life Insurance Company of New York, Cigna Life of New York, and the Mony Life Insurance Company

The Plaintiff is the survivor of his wife, who at the time of her death was employed by the Defendant, The MONY Life Insurance Company (“MONY”). Plaintiffs wife was covered under a group business travel insurance policy issued by the Defendant INA Life Insurance Company (“INA”), a predecessor of the Defendant CIGNA Life of New York (“CIGNA”). Subject to some exceptions not at issue in this appeal, the policy covers losses incurred while the insured is traveling “on business ... and in the course of ... business.” The incident resulting in the death of Plaintiffs wife occurred while she was on…