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  • Event Helper Insurance

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    Event Helper Insurance is an insurer/distributor of event insurance started in 2009, based in California. Like with any insurance policy purchase, it is important to compare insurance providers to ensure that the policy meets your event insurance needs. Top Alternatives to Event Helper Event Insurance: Be sure to check your venue’s insurance requirements before securing…

  • Wedding/Event Insurance with Primary Noncontributory Endorsement

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    Finding a wedding/event insurance policy with primary noncontributory endorsement included can be tricky as not all wedding/event insurance carriers offer this endorsement. For a list of carriers that include primary noncontributory endorsement in their wedding/event insurance policies, please see here. The primary noncontributory endorsement is getting requested more often, mostly due to the venue making…

  • Common Venue Requirements For Event Insurance

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    Over 80% of wedding and event venues now require renters to BYOI (bring your own insurance) to help protect the venue from various lawsuits that could arise from liabilities and damages caused by renters. This helps insulate the venue’s main business insurance policy from claims (and potential cancellation!) and can also potentially lower insurance premiums…

  • Allstate Event Insurance

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    Looking for Allstate Event Insurance? Confused as to why Allstate forwards you to a third party? In short, Allstate does not write their own policies, but instead will direct you to another insurer: This follows a similar partner from larger insurers who have either stopped offering event insurance (State Farm) or have outsourced it to…

  • Event Insurance Host Liquor vs. Liquor Liability

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    See our comprehensive 2025 review of all the major U.S. event insurance companies: When it comes to event insurance, two terms that often come up are host liquor liability and liquor liability. Both relate to the potential legal and financial consequences that can arise from the sale and consumption of alcohol at a venue. However, they…