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Liquor Liability Insurance

Liquor Liability Insurance from Income Resource Group

Whether you're hosting a special event or running a business that serves alcohol, there’s always a level of risk involved. Liquor Liability Insurance helps protect your business if a customer becomes intoxicated and causes harm to themselves or others.

From accidents to property damage, this coverage can help shield you from costly legal claims and financial losses tied to alcohol-related incidents.

At Income Resource Group, we’ll help you find the right policy to serve your guests confidently—knowing your business is covered where it matters most.

If your business sells, serves, or distributes alcohol, liquor liability insurance is a critical layer of protection. It helps cover claims if an intoxicated customer causes injury or property damage after being served alcohol at your establishment.

Should a lawsuit arise, this policy can help cover:

  • Legal defense costs
  • Settlements or court-ordered judgments
  • Property repair expenses
  • Medical bills for third-party injuries

Liquor liability insurance is important for a wide range of businesses—bars, restaurants, breweries, liquor stores, convenience stores, wineries, grocery stores, and more. No matter your size, if alcohol is part of your operation, this coverage can help protect your business from costly risks.

In some cases, it’s not just a smart choice—it’s required. Certain states or landlords may mandate this coverage before issuing a liquor license or approving a lease.

At Income Resource Group, we’ll help you secure the right policy to keep your business protected and compliant—so you can serve responsibly and operate with confidence.

When alcohol is involved, the potential for risk increases. Liquor liability insurance helps protect your business from costly claims tied to incidents like:

  • Assault or battery—if a customer you served injures another person
  • Drunk driving—if an intoxicated patron causes an accident or property damage
  • Third-party property damage—caused by a customer under the influence

If your business operates in a state with dram shop laws, this coverage becomes even more critical. These laws allow businesses to be held legally responsible for damages caused by patrons served alcohol while visibly intoxicated. Currently, 30 states have such laws in place.

Liquor liability policies can be tailored to your operation. For example, a bar owner might want to add:

  • Assault and battery coverage for incidents involving bouncers
  • Employee alcohol consumption coverage for staff drinking while on the job
  • Protection for mental distress claims or acts of violence

Coverage limits vary by policy, so it’s important to choose protection that fits your business’s size, location, and level of exposure.

At Income Resource Group, we’re here to help you evaluate the risks, understand your options, and secure a policy that provides confidence—so you can focus on running your business, knowing you’re covered where it counts.

If your current liquor liability policy isn’t meeting your expectations—whether due to rising premiums, a frustrating claims experience, or limited support—it might be time to explore better options.

That said, switching providers should be handled with care. Canceling your existing policy before new coverage begins can leave your business exposed to unnecessary risk.

At Income Resource Group, we make it easy to evaluate your current coverage, compare smarter alternatives, and transition seamlessly—so you stay protected every step of the way.

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