The Basics on DL Insurance
September 5th, 2010
Directors Liability (DL) Insurance is issued to corporate officers. This type of coverage is supposed to protect those who run businesses in the event that a legitimate lawsuit is filed because of their own personal negligence. This insurance is specific to the officers, who may be sued individually or in conjunction with the company they represent. Usually, their legal fees are included with the coverage. It is not the same as general liability insurance (which would be the actual business’ coverage), which covers the dwelling of the manufacturer in the event of an accident, as well as the products they produce. The premium and deductible for DL Insurance is generally substantial.
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