This podcast episode discusses all about liquor liability.

In short, our experience has led us to understand that requiring the liquor license from a venue is an administrative burden that ultimately confuses members and leads to less emphasis on collecting proof of General Liability and Liquor Liability insurance, which will ultimately provide more protection to the Chapter and your Inter/National Organization. Every state […]

What is liquor liability and what does it matter?

Each state has very strict guidelines for businesses who are licensed to sell alcohol, and we certainly recommend that you only use businesses that have a current liquor license. However, it is equally if not more important that you require evidence of the business’s liquor liability insurance coverage, which is separate coverage from general liability […]

Each state has very strict guidelines for businesses who are licensed to sell alcohol, and we certainly recommend that you only use businesses that have a current liquor license. However, it is equally if not more important, that you require evidence of the business’ liquor liability insurance coverage, which is separate coverage from general liability […]

A liability claim example on a barn dance/bonfire claim.

A helpful resource on contract basics.

A helpful resource to review before signing a contract.

Certificates of Insurance 101 and FAQs.

Under the insurance program, the fraternity/sorority is covered under host liquor liability coverage, which is similar to the type of coverage under a homeowner’s policy.

We recommend only hiring insured contractors or companies and requesting a certificate of their insurance.

broad protection from the unexpected Your organization’s General Liability insurance program covers bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury for the following individuals while acting on behalf of the organization: The local undergraduate chapter and its officers, members (including new members), and volunteers House/facility corporations, alumnae associations, colonies, and all members, employees, and volunteers thereof […]