Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 9:21 am Post subject: A brief about Catering Insurance
Insurance is the protection from the unforeseen events. To start catering business, insurance is a necessary expenditure. This insurance generally provides the coverage for the product and personal liabilities. In addition to that, the business space, equipments, vehicle, and worker's compensation are also covered by this particular type of business insurance.
Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 4:44 am Post subject: hi there!
Hi Doris!
I don't think this website offers any brokerage service. So you need to wait for someone who just steps in to this forum and forwards an advertisement!
Its better you look for insurance agents nearby.
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 7:00 pm Post subject: Insurance for Caterers
Because Catering is your actual business, it does not qualify for 'one-time' or single-event insurance programs. However, a typical business insurance policy for $1,000,000 General Liability for a catering service runs about $800-$1100/a year. This type of policy will include products/completed operations, personal injury/advertising injury, fire damage and medical payments coverage for every single event you may do over a 12-month period. This is extremely affordable considering if a claim or lawsuit was made against you and your company, it would be difficult to defend or settle it out of pocket and still keep your business running. If you need insurance for your catering business, give me a call or send an e-mail. It only takes a day or two for me to shop the best rates and program for a catering business, plus I can even get coverage if your business does events in more than one state. I am Selina Dennis, at (410) 267-5601 or e-mail denniss3atnationwide.com, trusted Insurance Advisor for dozens of catering businesses.
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Hello! Well if I can step in here a moment. I did used to write a policy for people that were holding a one day catering event. If you are in the state of PA or NJ hey I can help you out. If you are not in either state, look in the phone book and call and agency, a company that deals with multiple companies. You should be able to do this and there are companies out there that do write these one or two day events. If you cannot find one let me know I can make a phone call or two and find a company for you...I need to know what state you are in though. _________________ ~Monique~
