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Event Insurance?

Mr E · 2011-07-29 09:08:41

Looking for advice here. At a recent residents AGM, we started plans for a residents BBQ some time in September. We want to have games, a bouncy castle, etc. One of the residents recommended that we get insurance for the event in case anyone (God forbid) gets hurt. Is this a common enough thing to do, or is it overkill? If…

29-07-2011 9:08am

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Mr E

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Looking for advice here.

At a recent residents AGM, we started plans for a residents BBQ some time in September. We want to have games, a bouncy castle, etc.

One of the residents recommended that we get insurance for the event in case anyone (God forbid) gets hurt.

Is this a common enough thing to do, or is it overkill? If it's recommended, who offers this service, and what do I ask for?

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#2 30-07-2011 7:24pm

Otis Driftwood

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Better to be safe than sorry tbh.

Try FBD,they have in the past offered public liability insurance for events like you are having.

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