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If you own a business that serves alcohol to the public, it’s good to be equipped with host liquor liability insurance. This coverage goes beyond standard liability protection and takes into account how intoxicated individuals can cause damage or harm to others. Who Needs Host Liquor Liability Insurance? Any establishment that serves alcohol, whether a nightclub, golf course, or diner,
Starting a bar or restaurant that serves alcohol might seem like a fun idea on the surface. It can certainly be a profitable venture if you take the right precautions. However, there are risks of litigation you must consider. Use this liquor liability guide to minimize liquor liabilities and get the right insurance. What Step Can Bar Owners Take to
In case a brawl breaks out inside your bar, it’s not just the aggressor who’s at fault. You could be held partly liable because you supplied the liquor. If the victim of the violence sues your bar, you may have to pay for their medical costs, pain and suffering, and other associated expenses. Having liquor liability insurance protects you from
Restaurant and bar owners are aware of the risks associated with operating their business. Serving one extra drink to the wrong customer can cause serious problems. That is why dram shop liability coverage is important. Here is a guide to researching liquor liability insurance coverage. Dram Shop Liability Coverage The origins of dram shop come from bars, taverns, and pubs
To operate a liquor business legally in the U.S., you need to meet all the necessary licensure requirements. Of course, these requirements vary across industries depending on the nature of operations involved, which means that some industries have more stringent licensing requirements than others. For instance, selling regulated products such as liquor requires a thorough vetting process before you get
In the United States, businesses in the nightlife scene, be it a sports bar, a cool college bar, or a nightclub that gets packed on the weekend, report serving more than 19 million people each year. Throughout the country’s 62,000 bars and nightclubs, you’re bound to come across a liability issue here or there. From rowdy patrons to overserving to
As the bread and butter of any bar or tavern, it’s no secret that alcohol sales provide great profit margins. But with a successful bar business comes the possibility of having to handle customers who tip the scales of intoxication and end up presenting a liability to your bar. There is a balance bars need to find where they are
Newer state statutes are holding sellers of alcohol, such as bars, nightclubs, and liquor stores, responsible for damages under liquor liability laws. Bars can be held liable for instances where there’s a death or injury due to alcohol like in a DUI, bringing them to court and possibly closing their doors for good. Establishments that sell alcohol should not only
One thing that will always be a constant concern in the restaurant and hospitality industry is the issue of underaged drinking. While, obviously, bar and nightclub owners can’t handle what happens off their premises, they can ensure they’re taking the right steps to enforce strict rules against underaged patrons. It’s the bar’s or restaurant’s responsibility to make sure people under
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