Research shows that hundreds to thousands of people suffer mechanical bull injuries each year in the United States. Many of these injuries are severe and can lead to costly medical bills and lawsuits.
An estimated 27,903 people were injured riding mechanical bulls in the United States between 2000-2020. Most, not all, injuries typically occur when people are thrown off the bulls, often leading to emergency room visits.
Japan opened the first rage room in 2008; shortly after, these businesses expanded into the United States and other countries. Due to the associated risks of operating rage rooms, insurers initially grappled with how to cover these businesses. Now, insurance companies provide rage room insurance under the entertainment coverage umbrella.
A bar, tavern, or nightclub can be an exciting and promising venture and, with proper planning, can be financially lucrative. To reach this level, you must build a reliable customer base of loyal patrons and protect your investment with insurance coverage.
Owning and operating a business in any industry carries some element of risk. Primarily, you may worry about the financial risks of starting a business. However, there are also health and safety risks with some enterprises, including those to yourself, your employees, and your customers, that can make bar and tavern insurance in Texas essential to your establishment’s financial picture.
As a bar owner, you work hard to build a profitable, successful business. Much of what happens in your business daily is within your control. Unfortunately, there are some things you cannot control or predict.
Visitors of all ages are common guests of family entertainment centers. These indoor amusement parks are particularly popular with younger patrons, including toddlers, school-age children, and teenagers. While the centers are designed to provide fun and enjoyment, safety needs to be the top priority.
Running a successful bar or pub can be immensely rewarding, but it’s no secret that operating such a business isn’t easy. Between ordering stock, marketing events, and managing staff, staying ahead of the competition is tough – and if things go wrong financially, it can have dramatic consequences.
Bar owners must proactively protect their businesses from potential downturns in an uncertain economic climate. One key area that can provide significant support during a recession is having the right insurance. This blog post will explore how insurance for bars can help safeguard your business during tough economic times.
A business that serves, sells, or manufactures alcohol faces unique challenges and risks associated with liquor liability. In Illinois, as in other states, those businesses must protect themselves with liquor liability insurance.