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Insurance is there to protect your arse should anything/everything go wrong. | Insurance is there to protect your arse should anything/everything go wrong. | ||
| − | Be careful with your insurance, some companies are scared of the unknown and thus exclude it in their policy, an example was the "no fire juggling anywhere" exclusion in the insurance policy for BJC 2006 in Bodmin. Make sure you | + | Be careful with your insurance, some companies are scared of the unknown and thus exclude it in their policy, an example was the "no fire juggling anywhere" exclusion in the insurance policy for BJC 2006 in Bodmin. Most event insurance companies think "circus acts" constitute "dangerous activities" and won't cover them at all. Make sure you have read the policy and you understand any exclusions. |
| + | If your insurance covers any kind of losses that may happen well in advance of the event (e.g. the venue going bankrupt with your deposit money) then the earlier you buy the insurance, the earlier you will be covered. | ||
BJC 2010 used | BJC 2010 used | ||
Revision as of 12:26, 7 June 2010
Insurance is there to protect your arse should anything/everything go wrong.
Be careful with your insurance, some companies are scared of the unknown and thus exclude it in their policy, an example was the "no fire juggling anywhere" exclusion in the insurance policy for BJC 2006 in Bodmin. Most event insurance companies think "circus acts" constitute "dangerous activities" and won't cover them at all. Make sure you have read the policy and you understand any exclusions.
If your insurance covers any kind of losses that may happen well in advance of the event (e.g. the venue going bankrupt with your deposit money) then the earlier you buy the insurance, the earlier you will be covered.
BJC 2010 used
The Event Insurance Team
Event Insurance Services Ltd
20a Headlands Business Park
Ringwood
Hampshire
BH24 3PB
Tel: 01425 470360, Fax: 01425 474905 Email: info@events-insurance.co.uk
2010 Insurance Certificate. File:Elcert.pdf
2010 Insurance schedule. File:Schedule.pdf
BJC2k arranged a contra-deal with Torribles Insurance - they provided £2million public liability insurance and we agreed to promote them as the event insurers and let them send literature to the event for the info desk. Torribles no longer cover circus events.
BJC2007 used First Act Insurance.
