There was a discussion about insurance on the Trad_Dance_callers group a while
back. I went back through those archives and found the info I was looking for.
The National Folk Organization has a $50 per year membership fee for
individuals or groups. It includes an option to apply for free insur
My apologies to the group! I thought that this was a note to me alone
since Amy Larkin is a close friend. But I won't retract the hugs,
should you need one today
warmly, Linda Leslie
On Jun 11, 2012, at 12:06 PM, Amy Larkin wrote:
There's a dance instructor here who's planning to start a
CDSS sells caller's insurance, and it is very affordable. He would
have to join CDSS; also cheap.info is on the web site.
hugs! L
On Jun 11, 2012, at 12:06 PM, Amy Larkin wrote:
There's a dance instructor here who's planning to start a weekly
Argentine Tango class. Any advice about insu
eever
From: Amy Larkin
To: call...@sharedweight.net
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 11:06 AM
Subject: [Callers] caller's insurance?
There's a dance instructor here who's planning to start a weekly Argentine
Tango class. Any advice about insurance? The studio h
Our dance group gets it through CDSS affiliiation. Maybe there's a
similar association for tango?
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Amy Larkin wrote:
> There's a dance instructor here who's planning to start a weekly Argentine
> Tango class. Any advice about insurance? The studio he wants to r
There's a dance instructor here who's planning to start a weekly
Argentine Tango class. Any advice about insurance? The studio he wants
to rent from requires him to have his own liability insurance.
Thanks,
Amy Larkin
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> I **cannot recall a singl
I **cannot recall a single instance in the twenty years that I have been
dancing that a dancer sued anyone for anything. But there was an *insurance
company* that sued our dance group to recover costs associated with a dancer
who fell and broke a wrist. So even though we are a remarkably un-litigio
A woman fell at a dance where I was calling and her behavior indicated she was
considering legal action, of which I would have been the likely target. (She
was not hurt.) She didn't follow through, but it sure made me glad I had
insurance.
Joyce Miller
Grass Valley, CA
On Mar 31, 2010, at 6:5
Bree asked, "...can you say more about the reasons to have insurance?"
One simple and practical reason is that many halls now require proof of
insurance before they will let a dance group-- or others, for that matter-- use
the facility. Having this slip of paper has made it possible for our band t
Chris and others: can you say more about the reasons to have insurance? I've
considered it but never heard of a situation where it was needed.
Bree Kalb
Carrboro, NC
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Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 22:26:41 -0400
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