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Guilds, Toys and Insurance

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Do you know of a woodworking guild that produces wood toys for disadvantaged, hospitalized or foster kids and has access to insurance programs to cover the liability end of such an enterprise?

Toy CarPat Edwards: Contact the San Diego Fine Woodworker's Association at SDFWA.org.

Bill Cogswell: Our guild decided not to carry insurance. Personally, the board and members are protected because our guild is incorporated. While anyone can sue anyone at any time for anything, in a litigation, the guild is liable up to the extent of the assets of the guild. In the case of our guild, that is not a substantial amount of money.
This article originally appeared in the Woodworker's Journal eZine.
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Copyright; 2010 Woodworker's Journal
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