Broadcasters' liability insurance can help cover expenses if a visitor is injured at your studio, or if you are sued for defamation or copyright infringement.
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These policies provide coverage for common risks in the broadcasting industry.
General liability insurance for broadcasters covers customer injuries and property damage. Bundle with property insurance in a business owner’s policy for a discount.
This policy is also called professional liability insurance. It can help cover legal costs if a broadcaster is accused of slander, libel, or copyright infringement.
Workers’ compensation insurance is required in almost every state for broadcasting businesses that have employees. It can cover medical fees for work-related injuries.
This policy helps radio and television broadcasters pay for recovery expenses if they are hit by a cyberattack or data breach. It also covers legal bills if a client sues over a breach.
Several factors will have an impact on the cost of insurance, including:
Broadcasters face numerous risks. A visiting client could slip on an icy step and break a leg, or the subject of an on-air discussion could sue you for slander. Broadcasters' liability insurance and radio station insurance can cover these and other liability issues.