Operating new Track Need Insurance?
03-16-2010, 08:37 PM
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Operating new Track Need Insurance?
We have a new 1/10 -1/8 scale offroad track here in south florida. We are now roar certified however does there insurance cover regular weekend races? I don't want to lose my home because someone stubbs a toe and want's to sue me. Please give me any advise that you may have. Thanks
03-16-2010, 08:54 PM
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ORIGINAL: dillweed
We have a new 1/10 -1/8 scale offroad track here in south florida. We are now roar certified however does there insurance cover regular weekend races? I don't want to lose my home because someone stubbs a toe and want's to sue me. Please give me any advise that you may have. Thanks
We have a new 1/10 -1/8 scale offroad track here in south florida. We are now roar certified however does there insurance cover regular weekend races? I don't want to lose my home because someone stubbs a toe and want's to sue me. Please give me any advise that you may have. Thanks
03-16-2010, 09:22 PM
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Disclaimers don't work in the greedy hands of a sue-friendly lawyer.
$2million liability insurance, get it from a broker. Should be anywhere from $800-$1200 a year.
$2million liability insurance, get it from a broker. Should be anywhere from $800-$1200 a year.
03-16-2010, 10:09 PM
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Disclaimers don't work in the greedy hands of a sue-friendly lawyer.
$2million liability insurance, get it from a broker. Should be anywhere from $800-$1200 a year.
Disclaimers don't work in the greedy hands of a sue-friendly lawyer.
$2million liability insurance, get it from a broker. Should be anywhere from $800-$1200 a year.
if some idiot gets hurt they would say there illiterate or some stupid ass thing. Lets face it we live in the country that gave some woman a few million dollars cause she decided to put a hot cup of coffee between her legs, spilled it on her lap, and burnt it... So now they have to put CAUTION HOT on a coffee cup...
03-17-2010, 04:21 PM
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$800 to $1200 a year? WOW, our club just paid our insurance for the year and it was only $150 for a $1 mill policy. Call around, I am sure somebody can hook you up for a decent price.
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$800 to $1200 a year? WOW, our club just paid our insurance for the year and it was only $150 for a $1 mill policy. Call around, I am sure somebody can hook you up for a decent price.
$800 to $1200 a year? WOW, our club just paid our insurance for the year and it was only $150 for a $1 mill policy. Call around, I am sure somebody can hook you up for a decent price.
03-17-2010, 11:23 PM
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ORIGINAL: The Juice
I think his question was about ROARS insurance. Does anyone know how their coverage works?
I think his question was about ROARS insurance. Does anyone know how their coverage works?
