Subject: planet affinity

From: "Antoinette Sullivan" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 02:00:26 +0800

Contact your business insurance agent to see if a Special Event Liquor Liability Policy is available in your state.
Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink. Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor.
Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor.
Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor. State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink. State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink.
These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer. These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer. Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor.
These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer.
If possible, have the party at a location other than on company property.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink. If possible, have the party at a location other than on company property. Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor.
Contact your business insurance agent to see if a Special Event Liquor Liability Policy is available in your state.
These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer.
If possible, have the party at a location other than on company property.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink.
These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer.
These businesses are encouraged to purchase a Liquor Liability Insurance Policy to provide protection for potential lawsuits due to property damage or bodily injury caused by an intoxicated customer.
Contact your business insurance agent to see if a Special Event Liquor Liability Policy is available in your state.
State laws further define the responsibilities of these business owners for the actions of their customers who leave their place of business after having too much to drink. Most states have laws, which govern the operation of bars, taverns, restaurants or any other businesses who are required to have a liquor license in order to sell and serve liquor. If possible, have the party at a location other than on company property.