Despite living in a state where there are no dram shop laws, independent agent Roger Cole always offers his clients liquor liability coverage “because there’s always that anomaly that can take place within the law,” he says. “It’s our job to convince them
Understanding dram shop law in every state where you have a liquor liability client is crucial to succeeding in this market. But that’s not all it takes.
Nearly one-third of losses at bars, taverns and nightclubs arise from assault and battery claims. And thanks to various coverage restrictions on assault and battery, the line between liquor and general liability claims is not always clear.
Many smaller restaurants only serve a little bit of wine or beer—and therefore don’t think they need liquor liability insurance. But “that doesn’t exclude you from having a claim,” says independent agent Melinda Langworthy. “I still recommend getting the
Interested in insuring wineries, breweries and distilleries? Here are five new risks affecting the space—and what you can do to make sure your clients have adequate protection for them.
For university leadership, high-risk drinking on college campuses has implications beyond student well-being—particularly when it comes to financial costs and legal liability.
How much do you know about insuring craft beverage establishments? Most wineries, distilleries, breweries and brew pubs have a few coverage needs in common, but they also have major insurance differences.
Do you know the difference between a general liability and liquor liability claim? For independent agent Barney Schwartz, explaining that is the biggest challenge in this market.
Booming growth has called attention to the unique insurance needs of wineries, breweries and distilleries that go beyond what the liquor liability insurance market traditionally offers. In response, NSM Insurance Group has launched a brewery and winery pr