Adverse Publicity definition

Adverse Publicity means the publication of unfavorable information regarding the Public Entity which can reasonably be considered to materially reduce public confidence in the competence, integrity or viability of the Public Entity to conduct business. Such publication must occur in a report about an Insured appearing in:

Adverse Publicity means the reporting of an actual or alleged Accidental Contamination during the Policy period in local, regional or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper, magazines or the Internet) or any governmental publication provided that the Insured Product(s) or the products served at any restaurant under the same trade name as the Insured are specifically named.

Adverse Publicity means the reporting of an alleged but not actual Product Defect or Malicious Product Tampering during the Period of Insurance in local, regional or national media (included, but not limited to, radio, television, printed publications or the internet) or any government publication pro- vided that the Named Insured or the Insured Product(s) is specifically mentioned as directly linked to a Product Defect or Malicious Product Tampering.

Examples of Adverse Publicity in a sentence

• The Insurer has no liability for the amount of Public Relations Expenses that is less than the excess for each Adverse Publicity Event.

• We have no liability for the amount of Public Relations Expenses that is less than the Excess for each Adverse Publicity Event.

• Public Relations Expenses means the reasonable costs, charges, fees and expenses of a public relations firm or consultant engaged to prevent or limit the adverse effects of or negative publicity from an Adverse Publicity Event, which You may engage with Our prior written consent, but only during the first thirty days immediately following the Adverse Publicity Event.

• Adverse Publicity Any negative reporting of an Insured Event in local, regional or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper and/or magazines) which has potential to cause a Material Interruption.

• Human Resources/Organisational Development etc… Adverse Publicity/ Reputation.Finance Including Claims.

More Definitions of Adverse Publicity

Adverse Publicity means the negative reporting of a “Crisis” in local, regional or national media.

Adverse Publicity means the publication of unfavorable information regarding the Named Insured, resulting directly from a "crisis event" or "adverse event", that can reasonably be considered sufficient and of a nature to materially reduce public confidence in the competence, integrity, or viability of the Named Insured to conduct operations.

Adverse Publicity means the reporting of an alleged but not actual Accidental Contamination or Malicious Product Tampering during the Period of Insurance in local, regional or national media (in- cluded, but not limited to, radio, television, printed publications or the internet) or any government pub- lication provided that the Named Insured or the Insured Product(s) is specifically mentioned as directly linked to an Accidental Contamination or Malicious Product Tampering.

Adverse Publicity means a public report in the media of a “Sexual Abuse” incident in which you have been identified as the employer of the alleged “Covered Person” who is accused of “Sexual Abuse”.

Adverse Publicity means a public report in the media of a “Sexual Abuse” incident

Adverse Publicity means the reporting of an actual or alleged Accidental Contamination during the Policy Period in local, regional, or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper, magazines or the Internet), or any governmental publication provided that the insured product is specifically named.”

Adverse Publicity means any negative reporting of an Insured Event in local, regional or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper and/or magazines) which has potential to cause a Material Interruption