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Based on completely unpredictable occurrences such as the COVID pandemic and societal realities such as violence at bars and restaurants, hospitality establishment owners have a lot to consider when it comes to their coverage.
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The climate of the hospitality industry is forever changing. Based on completely unpredictable occurrences such as the COVID pandemic and societal realities such as violence at bars and restaurants, hospitality establishment owners have a lot to consider when it comes to their coverage.

The most important thing new owners should know about insurance coverage is that it’s a vital part of running their business. Oftentimes, getting coverage isn’t taken into consideration when it comes to the budget. However, having proper insurance coverage is a huge part of protecting the business, and the ownership, in the case of an accident or incident.

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If your small business sells, serves or distributes alcohol, you may need liquor liability insurance. A liquor liability insurance policy covers claims of property damage or bodily injury that a drunk person causes after being served alcohol by a business.

Liquor liability insurance protects businesses that sell or serve alcohol. A policy covers property damage and bodily injuries caused by an intoxicated person after you serve them or sell them liquor.
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