Insurance such as Public liability can help protect you as a personal trainer against financial losses if a third party claims that they’ve sustained an injury or their property has been damaged due to your negligent business activities. This can even happen when you are not at fault, you may still incur significant legal costs when having to defend such claims. Such liability risks may also put your personal assets and finances at stake, as a self-employed professional. Take for instance, a personal trainer left their weights out on the gym floor, and a fellow gym-goer tripped over them, injuring their ankle. As a result, the trainer may be liable for the associated injury expenses.

Entertainment product means no more gaps in your cover.

As a minimum you must select General Liability and add either Professional Indemnity and/or Management Liability – the benefit is it helps minimise the gaps in cover.  Take all three for an all-in-one comprehensive policy, this provides a complete solution. 

Comprehensive liability solution for the Entertainment industry, and the policy sections cover: General liability, Professional indemnity, Management liability

*Event organisers, promoters

*Event managers

*Production managers

*Photographers

*Performing art schools

*Band managers and booking agents

*Consultants in the industry

Performer Liability Insurance for:

*Soloist entertainers & musicians

*Musicians and Performers

*Children’s entertainers such as clowns, puppeteers, face-painters, costume characters

*Street theatre performers (including use of fire)

*Magicians

*Performing groups (acrobats, dance groups etc)

*Mobile DJ’s and mobile karaoke operators

*Spruikers & MC’s

*Musical Instrument & Singing Teachers