Category: Insurance Tips

What a GellyBall dealer or arena operator puts on the policy, what venues demand before they let you set up, and the order to buy the coverages in.

A commercial gun range is four businesses under one roof. Here is what your general liability policy will not answer for, and the coverage that will.

Bowling's institutions insure the league's prize fund, not your center. What a US bowling center buys, line by line, from the approach to the pin deck.

An archery business is two businesses on one floor. Here is what the club plan leaves out, what the range statutes never covered, and the coverage you buy.

What a foam dart venue really buys, why the published prices are borrowed from other industries, and the two exposures a template quote never reaches.

What a gel blaster arena, party rental or traveling fair operator buys, what the fair demands on the certificate, and why owned commercial auto decides it.

USA Archery affiliation gives your club a group liability policy for sanctioned events only. Here is what it excludes and the coverage you still need.

To an underwriter, a crossbow range and a traditional bow range are two different risks. Here is how stored energy, injury data, and cost change your archery range insurance.

What NIOSH, CDC, and OSHA data reveal about the biggest quantified hazards at a gun range, lead and noise, and what they mean for your insurance.

Paying nerf league referees usually makes you an employer. When workers comp becomes mandatory, what it costs, and what schools require on a COI.