Insurance is a key protective measure for any distillery. This course provides an introduction to the vast array of business insurance requirements related to the operation of a distillery in the United States. It includes a checklist of insurance needs and covers common insurance errors, what to look for in an insurance specialist or consultant, and how to research specific state-by-state insurance requirements.
Learning
Outcomes:
1.
Understand insurance requirements, liabilities, and the working vocabulary related to business insurance, including ACV, appraisals, claims, liability,
deductibles, and tort
2. Move through a checklist of general business and distillery specific insurance, including:
a. General liability
b. Property
c. Auto
d. Health and medical
e. Business interruption
f. Errors and omissions
g. Business Owners Policy (BOP)
h. Tools and equipment
i. Workers compensation
j. Cyber liability
k. Umbrella
l. Key man
m. Annex
n. Distillery specific requirements, like inventory, environmental hazards, liquor liability, pollution liability, product recalls, and alcohol service
3.
Find experienced insurance experts and consultants and vet a
potential candidate b. Property
c. Auto
d. Health and medical
e. Business interruption
f. Errors and omissions
g. Business Owners Policy (BOP)
h. Tools and equipment
i. Workers compensation
j. Cyber liability
k. Umbrella
l. Key man
m. Annex
n. Distillery specific requirements, like inventory, environmental hazards, liquor liability, pollution liability, product recalls, and alcohol service
4. Research individual state and county insurance requirements
5. Learn about yearly, bi-yearly, or quarterly review of insurance programs to guard against lapses, violations, and ensure proper coverage is maintained
Presenter:
Donald Seitz
Craft Beverage, National Program Director
The Cincinnati Insurance Company