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Participating in a Trade Show? Protect Your Investment with Trade Show Insurance
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
As you prepare for the show, the first thing you should arrange for is trade show insurance.
The trade show venue itself will require that you have merchants insurance. The minimum requirement usually is $1 million in general liability insurance for the days of the show. The venue will also likely require that you carry trade show insurance that protects you as well as the venue. This is to protect you and the event producer in case your actions or products result in a claim.
Even if a venue didn't require general liability insurance, you still need to purchase some trade show insurance: accidents do happen. Even the sturdiest of displays can fall and hurt passersby or other exhibitors. People do slip. They fall and injure themselves. And, in our society who is eager to place blame in an attempt for financial gain, people are apt to file suit for even very minor injuries.
You can help protect your self from lawsuits -- and others from injury -- by making sure any electrical cords are taped securely to the ground and covered by carpeting or other protective layers. Check those electrical cords for fraying. Keep all boxes out of walkways and tucked away in the back of your stand or under tables out of sight. Make sure sharp objects are far from the public's grasp.
Protect yourself and your company by purchasing merchants insurance from ExhibitorInsureNow.com. We can help exhibitors at antique, consumer, arts & craft, dog/cat, flower, home/garden, fashion, auto/boat shows protect their business with trade show insurance.
ExhibitorInsureNow.com understands a trade show exhibitor's needs because we are experts in the trade show insurance market. Your "general" insurance company may not know the ins and outs of this special short-term insurance market the way we do.
Our internet platform allows you to quote, purchase and print your insurance certificate of coverage in less than 5 minutes without ever talking to an agent 24/7. Visit us now at ExhibitorInsureNow.com and spend your time concentrating on your convention and not the insurance.
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