Where plaintiff challenged the denial of benefits by her deceased husband’s ERISA plan administrator, the district court did not err in holding that the husband breached a requirement in the application by failing to notify the administrator of a cancer diagnosis that he received after applying for a life insurance policy but before the policy issued because the administrator exercised its discretion and interpreted the plan consistently with the statutory language. Judgment is affirmed.
14-3401 Huang v. Life Insurance Company of North America , appealed from the Eastern District of Missouri, Melloy, J.