Who should be listed as a Named Insured?
It is important to choose the correct Named Insured. The Named Insured has special rights and duties that are explained in the General Rules of the Insurance policy wording. The Named Insured is responsible for paying insurance premiums, and checks for claims paid will be made out to the Named Insured. The named insured must be an individual(s) or organization that can legally enter into a contract and process financial transactions.
Typically, the Named Insured will be the same as the person(s) or organization hosting the event and renting the venue and equipment. Do not put the venue or venue owner as the named insured.
Individuals
If you are applying as an individual, please list your full legal name in the Name Insured box. If you are applying on behalf of another individual, put their full legal name as the Named Insured.
Couples
If you are applying as a couple to be married, or on behalf of a couple, please list the full legal names of both individuals in the Name Insured box.
Partnerships or Joint Ventures
If you are applying as a Partnership or Joint Venture, please list your full legal name and your partner’s or co-venture’s full legal name(s).
Trade Name/Unincorporated Companies
If you are applying as a company that is not incorporated, please list your full legal name and your unincorporated company name by including the acronym dba (doing business as).
e.g. “Jane Doe dba ABC Company”
Corporations
If you are applying as a Corporation, please list the full legal name of your corporation including the company’s designation (i.e. Inc. Ltd., LLC, Corp.)
Societies/Foundations/Registered Charities/Religious Organizations/Other Not-For-Profits
Provided the organization is a legal entity, enter the full legal name of the organization, as it would appear on a tax statement.
e.g. “The Arts and Cultural Appreciation Society of Los Angeles”
Who is responsible for having liquor liability coverage for my event?
Please be aware that there is no coverage afforded under this policy for claims arising from the operations or actions of your hired vendors. We recommend that you request certificates of insurance from each of your hired vendors (including caterers, bands).
When does my coverage go in to effect?
Note that this coverage is offered for a single day event only. The coverage will automatically begin 1-day prior to your event to accommodate set-up; and will expire 1-day after the event for take down.
If you purchase a policy for a future date, the coverage will begin at 12:01am on the day before the date chosen.
Please note that the policy cannot be backdated and coverage cannot be purchased on same day or day before the event to be insured.
What limit is already included if I do not select the increase?
The policy will automatically include a Damage to Rented Premises limit of $250,000.
A higher $1,000,000 is also available for purchase.
What is the difference between Liquor Liability and Host Liquor Liability?
Host Liquor Liability –
Host liquor liability, which includes coverage for hosted or cash bars, is part of your General Liability coverage. It provides coverage when your venue serves alcoholic beverages or allows alcoholic beverages to be consumed on the premises.
Liquor Liability –
This coverage is available as an option to purchase. In place of host liquor liability, this provides coverage if you are providing alcohol at your event as part of your business of manufacturing, distributing, selling, servicing or furnishing alcoholic beverages.
Still have questions? Reach out to a dedicated agent directly at alyson@frontrowinsurance.com
See also: Host Liquor Liability Insurance – Consider it for Your Wedding
What is Damage to Premises Rented to You?
Damages to premises rented to you covers physical damage to the rented property / venue during the insured event for which you are legally liable. Your venue may require this additional coverage.
The policy will automatically include a limit of $250,000. A higher $1,000,000 is also available for purchase.
Still have questions? Reach out to a dedicated agent directly at USEvents@frontrowinsurance.com
What is considered Hazardous Activity?
All hazardous activity will be excluded from this program. Please review the below list of excluded activities.
Hosting an event with hazardous activity? We may still be able to help! Depending on the activity and the size of the event, minimum premium can start around $1,500.00.
Reach out to a dedicated agent directly at USEvents@frontrowinsurance.com
If your event includes any of these event types or activities it will not be eligible under this program at this time:
- Aircraft Events
- Animal Acts and Shows
- Bicycle Rallies
- Races and Events
- Block Parties/Street Closures/Street Fairs-over 5,000 in attendance
- Boat Shows
- Bounce Houses
- Bungee Jumping
- Carnivals With Amusement Devices
- Circuses
- Concerts - Not Otherwise Classified, Concerts with Rap, Hip Hop, Heavy Metal, Ska Punk or similar types of music
- Cycle Events
- Evangelistic Meetings with Faith Healing or Similar Activities
- Events with Armed Private Security
- Events with Known Attendance Prior to the Event Greater than 5,000 People
- Events with prior losses
- Exotic Animal Shows and Events
- Film Production
- Fireworks
- Fraternity Events
- Go Kart Races
- Gun and Knife Shows
- Halloween - Haunted Houses
- Hang gliding/Sky Diving Heads of State Events
- Hot Air Balloon
- Rides/Events
- Hypnotist
- Inflatables
- Instructional Classes - Drivers Education
- Flying or Health
- Laser Tag – Outdoors
- Luge
- Marathons / Walkathons over 500 Attendees
- Mechanical Amusement Devices Including Mechanical Bulls
- Mosh Pits
- Motorized Sporting Events
- New Years Party (Open to public/not by invite only),
- Nightclub Shows
- Overnight Camping and Retreats
- Paint Ball
- Parachuting
- Parasailing
- Political Rallies
- Professional Sports
- Promoters
- Pyrotechnics
- Raves
- Reality TV Shows
- Record Signings in stores
- Renaissance
- Fairs/Festivals
- Rodeo and Roping Events – Professional
- Roller Coasters/Sky Coasters
- Rummage Sales – Other than for Charities
- Saddle Animals
- Sidewalk Sales
- Skate Boarding
- Ski Events
- Sky Diving
- Slam Dancing
- Sorority Events
- Swap Meets/Flea Markets
- Swimming and Pool Facilities
- Temporary Grandstands
- Tobogganing
- Tractor Pulls
- Trampolines
- Triathlons
- Wall Climbing
- War Games/Re-enactments
- Water Events
- Water Slides
Not Eligible:
- Events with prior losses
- Events with Armed Private Security
- Events with Known Attendance Prior to the Event Greater than 3,000 People