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Special Event Insurance: Required for Vendors at Trade Shows, Festivals, Conventions and Other Event
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
This actually is a good thing for you: different events require different levels of coverage.
Special event insurance varies by event. Type of events covered could be (and this by no means an exhaustive list): exhibitions, fairs, parties, conventions, crafts festivals, sporting events, farm shows, auctions, arts festivals, trade shows & more.
While purchasing property insurance on your booth or stand is a good idea, particularly if it stays in one venue for several days, purchasing an umbrella general liability policy won't be enough since each special event requires a separate policy. You'll need to purchase special event insurance for each separate event you attend.
We always should plan for the unexpected. No matter how careful you are, one of your customers at the fair could burn their mouth on your coffee. An unaware person could slip on a spilled drink outside your booth. A shelf in your booth -- no matter how sturdy -- could come off, spilling its contents, possibly hitting someone.
Your event's manager will require that you purchase short term liability insurance of $1 million. He'll also probably ask that you add him to the policy (this is called an Additional Insured), because that protects the venue from lawsuits brought on by anyone you may hurt as a result of your attendance at the event.
Even if a very minor accident occurs in or around your booth, people today are eager to file lawsuits for even the most insignificant of injuries or incidents. Special event insurance protects you in such a case.
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