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Chubb

MediaGuard: E&O for traditional and non-traditional media organizations.

Verified September 2026 Informational only, not a recommendation

Chubb's MediaGuard is described as a broad, flexible errors and omissions insurance solution for traditional and non-traditional media organizations. On its US small business page, Chubb lists an occurrence form covering activities during the policy period regardless of when the claim is first made, “all risk” coverage beyond specified named perils, an internet liability clause with automatic coverage for newly created websites, and optional cyber, employed lawyers, and professional services coverage.

What their materials describe

  • Product name: MediaGuard by Chubb
  • Form described: Occurrence form covering activities during the policy period, regardless of when the claim is first made
  • Coverage structure: “All risk” coverage beyond specified named perils, including advertising, broadcasting, publishing, and video and film production
  • Internet coverage: Internet liability clause with automatic coverage for websites created after policy inception
  • Defense option noted: Chubb's MediaGuard materials describe a choice between reimbursement of defense costs or duty to defend
Not a recommendation. This profile summarizes Chubb's own public materials for educational purposes. It is not insurance advice and not an endorsement. Coverage depends on the policy as issued.

What this page relies on

  1. [1] Chubb US MediaGuard page: https://www.chubb.com/us-en/business-insurance/mediaguard.html
  2. [2] Chubb Canada MediaGuard page: https://www.chubb.com/ca-en/business-insurance/mediaguard-by-chubb.html
Method: facts above come only from the Chubb materials listed here. No third-party descriptions were used.

Informational only. This directory is an educational resource. It is not insurance advice, not a recommendation of any provider or product, and not an offer to sell insurance. Coverage descriptions summarize providers’ own public materials; actual coverage depends on the terms, conditions, limits, retentions, and exclusions of the policy as issued. For guidance about your situation, consult a licensed insurance professional or attorney.