Norman Heil Insurance

What’s the difference between libel and slander? Both are types of defamation, which is damage to a person’s reputation. With libel, the damage is written and published while slander is defamation that is spoken. Many homeowner’s policies exclude coverage for lawsuits or judgments as the result of libel or slander.

There are some events that are not typically covered by liability insurance. For example, neither libel nor slander is usually covered. If you become an active blogger on different topics, an umbrella policy to protect against libel or slander actions could become crucial.