Liquor receipts as a share of total sales is the first number an underwriter looks for. A restaurant where alcohol is a quarter of the check sits in a different place from a bar where it is most of it. License type says much the same thing, since a Type 47 restaurant license and a Type 48 public premises license describe different operations. After that come hours, late-night service, entertainment or a dance floor, the security arrangement, RBS compliance across the staff, and claims history. We can tell you which of these will be asked about before you go to market.
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Because claims can still be filed and need a defense, the obviously intoxicated minor exception and certain assault or over-service claims can still reach your business, and venues, landlords, ...
Serving any minor, or an obviously intoxicated person of any age, is a criminal and Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) licensing violation, separate from any civil suit. California also requires ...
Yes, exposure can arise even from occasional service. Host and special-event options may fit, and we can walk you through them.
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