The Six Components Of Management Liability

Management Liability Pillars

For any one wondering about the key components of management liability, we provide a simple synopsis.

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Insured persons liability

Covers loss arising from claims brought against the directors, officers or employees acting in a managerial or supervisory capacity within the company.

Company liability

Loss arising from claims made against the company.

Employment practices liability

Loss arising from claims brought by past, present or prospective employees alleging discrimination, sexual harassment or failure to promote, for example.

Statutory liability

Claims for loss arising from any breach of a Commonwealth Act made by the company, or its directors or officers.

Commercial crime

Claims for loss arising from any fraudulent or dishonest act committed by an employee or a third party.

Internet liability

Loss arising from an actual or alleged electronic publishing claim. This includes claims made with respect to libel, slander, plagiarism, violation to right of privacy, or infringement of copyright