
Covers claims arising from the sale, service, or furnishing of alcohol. Required for every Dallas bar, restaurant, and venue with a TABC permit.
Liquor liability covers claims arising from alcohol-related incidents — an intoxicated patron causing a car accident, assault, or property damage after being served at your establishment. Texas dram shop laws make bars and restaurants liable for injuries caused by patrons they over-served.
Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code §2.02 holds alcohol sellers liable if they serve a "obviously intoxicated" person who then causes injury. TABC requires responsible service training. Most landlords and franchisors require liquor liability coverage as a lease condition.
Restaurant with incidental bar: $2,500 to $5,000/year. Full bar or nightclub: $5,000 to $15,000+. Key factors: percentage of revenue from alcohol, hours of operation, entertainment, and claims history.
"A patron left our bar and caused a serious accident. Our liquor liability policy covered the entire $450,000 claim. Without it, we would have lost everything."
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No. Standard GL policies have a "liquor liability exclusion" for businesses that sell alcohol. You need a separate liquor liability policy or endorsement.
Yes. We offer special event liquor liability policies for galas, fundraisers, and private events where alcohol is served.
Liquor liability typically covers this, but TABC fines and criminal charges are separate. Proper TABC training reduces both risk and premiums.
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