Euclid Managers Enhances Media Liability Policy with Privacy/Security Coverages and Announces New Admitted Capabilities

Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) April 9, 2008 -- Underwriting manager and claims administrator Euclid Managers, LLC is pleased to now offer privacy and security coverage enhancements on its media liability policy form, The Disseminator. These optional enhancements address coverage concerns like laptop theft, privacy regulatory actions and fines and crisis management/privacy notification expenses. In addition, Euclid Managers is now able to offer The Disseminator on an admitted basis through a national risk purchasing group.

The Disseminator media liability coverage is primarily offered on an occurrence form which features E&O, intellectual property (copyright/trademark infringement), confidential source, personal injury and privacy coverages. Similar coverage is available under a claims made policy form, when appropriate. Enhancements are available not only for the privacy/security exposures but also for contingent bodily injury/property damage exposures. In addition, an advertising injury/personal injury enhancement is available to help fill the gap between general liability and professional liability policies.

"Our basic form has always been robust," says Mark Hutchins, vice president, Euclid Managers, LLC, "but we are excited to make our offering even more appealing with these new enhancements and the admitted capabilities."

Euclid Managers offers a free media liability white paper aggregating claim examples, industry news and coverage analysis from its blog. To get a copy, visit the Euclid blog at http://www.euclidmanagerskc.com/blog.

Euclid Managers has two offices: one in Kansas City and one in Itasca. The Kansas City-based Euclid Managers, LLC is an underwriting manager and claims administrator specializing in internet, tech, media, manufacturing and miscellaneous professional liability coverages. Euclid Managers, via their Itasca, IL office, underwrites architects & engineers professional liability and public entity property/casualty and professional coverages.

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