Advertising Injury

Advertising Injury is defined as the injury or damage that is caused to a third party due to a business’s advertising activities. Examples of advertising injuries include libel, slander, copyright infringement, misappropriation of advertising ideas, false advertising, and disparagement of products or services.

The purpose of Advertising Injury coverage is to provide financial protection to a business in the event that it is sued for any of the above activities. This coverage will pay for any legal fees and other related expenses that may arise from defending against a claim of advertising injury. It also provides coverage for any damages that may be awarded as a result of a successful advertising injury lawsuit.

Advertising Injury coverage is an important part of any business’s risk management plan. Even if a business does not engage in any advertising activities, it is still important to carry this type of coverage in order to protect against the potential risks associated with such activities. Without this coverage, a business could be left exposed to significant financial losses if it were to be found liable for an advertising injury claim.