An insurance company that was paying monthly sick-leave benefits to a woman for depression terminated the benefits after it found postings on the woman’s Facebook page that showed her at a bar, partying and on vacation.  The insurance company terminated the benefits because it said the Facebook postings showed she could work.

See also “Facebook Pics Prove You Aren’t Disabled, Insurer Tells Depressed Woman.”

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