Will a disability insurance company watch me on Facebook or other social media sites?
Disability insurance companies will are investigating disability insurance claimants on all social media sites, including; Facebook, Linkedin, Google+, etc.
In this video Nationwide Disability Insurance Attorney Gregory Dell discusses the precautions that all disability insurance claimants using Facebook should consider.
Our disability attorneys routinely receive letters from disability companies in which they will either discuss or specifically print out Facebook pages from a disability claimant’s page. A disability claimant can definitely us Facebook and other similar sites, however they must use good judgment when posting to these sites.
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