The cover provided by the commercial general liability (CGL) policy has not kept up with these rapidly changing exposures.

Our media liability insurance program provides protection against a broad range of perils, including libel, slander and copyright infringement for:

• Publishers of newspapers, magazines, periodicals and books



• Broadcasters - radio and tv stations



• Film and television producers



• Printers



• Advertisers and advertising agencies



• Electronic media, including e-commerce and web-site operators

• $1-million in-house capacity



• Occurrence form



• Broad cover at competitive terms



• For publishers of material of a medical, technical or professional nature, cover may be extended to include contingent errors and omissions (E&O) cover with options either including or excluding cover may for bodily injury (BI) or property damage (PD) cover



• Minimum premium $2,500 applies

The information in this web-site is intended to be general in nature and should not be construed as specific recommendations, nor as a substitute for the advice of a professional insurance broker who is familiar with a clients particular exposures or circumstances. The coverage summary should not to be construed as an insurance policy or the interpretation of an insurance policy.

The reporting condition of the policy requires that you report to the insurer any incidents that might give rise to a claim, even though no such claim has yet been received.

Liability claims for this class of business may often follow months or years after the event itself. Failure to report an incident promptly may jeopardise the insurers investigation and defence of a subsequent legal action. To avoid the risk that individual losses may be denied as a result of late reporting, we would encourage you to report all such incidents promptly.

Please note that if your policy is written on a claims-made form, the policy contains certain restrictions that limit the reporting of losses after the policy has expired.