What is the best way to negotiate with a vendor who refuses product liability insurance?
Product liability insurance is a type of coverage that protects a vendor from claims arising from defects or damages caused by their products. It is often required by buyers as a condition of doing business, especially in industries that involve high-risk or regulated products. However, some vendors may refuse to obtain or provide product liability insurance, either because they are confident in their quality standards, they want to avoid additional costs, or they have difficulty finding a suitable insurer. How can you negotiate with a vendor who refuses product liability insurance and still protect your interests as a buyer? Here are some tips and strategies to help you.