Great Central Insurance, a member of the Select Markets segment of Argonaut Group, Inc., announced today the addition of a liquor liability insurance program for the state of Michigan to its portfolio of specialized insurance products.
Great Central’s liquor liability program, along with its package policy for the Food and Hospitality niche, is now available to owners of any licensed restaurant, bar, or tavern in the state of Michigan. Great Central is the exclusively endorsed insurance provider for the Michigan Restaurant Association. All Michigan Restaurant Association members have access, at a discounted rate, to the new liquor liability insurance program as well as Great Central’s competitive package policy.
The Michigan liquor liability program is available to any licensed Michigan independent agent through the Regency Group, 1690 Watertower Place, Suite 500, East Lansing, Mich. 48823.
For more information call 800-686-6640 and ask to be directed to Sharon Novasel.
Tim Hanna, president of the Regency Group stated, “This partnership with Great Central allows restaurant, bar, and tavern owners in Michigan access to the premier insurance provider of risk management solutions for Food and Hospitality business in the country at competitive rates.”
John W. Polak, president of Great Central said, “We are pleased to partner with Regency Group to offer this new coverage in response to the needs of our customers in Michigan.”
Great Central, in operation in Peoria, Ill. since 1934, identifies itself as a recognized leader in providing insurance and risk management services to its Food and Hospitality, Religious and Other Institutions, and Specialty Retail niches and is the endorsed carrier for a number of leading state restaurant and other trade associations.
Headquartered in San Antonio, Argonaut Group, Inc. is a national underwriter of specialty insurance products in niche areas of the property and casualty market, with approximately $3.4 billion in assets. Information on Argonaut Group and its subsidiaries is available at www.argonautgroup.com.
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