I'm looking to get some Liability Insurance for some wedding and real estate footage.  Does anyone have a recommendation and how much would you estimate that this would cost?

Check with the AMA http://www.modelaircraft.org Membership comes with insurance.

Jason, if you are using your Phantom commercially then you should have business insurance.
Hobby insurance like the AMA will not cover you for commercial use.

Yes only for the hobby.You can get commercial insurance, Check with a broker.

My regular business policy holder sent me an email with this link. (http://www.aerialpak.com/faq.jsp)
I haven't really looked in to it yet. One of their requirements is that you are using the equipment within the FAA Guidelines, which is, I assume, not for commercial use without the proper certifications. So I am not sure how this is all interpreted and dealt with.

But have a look!

http://www.transportrisk.com/uavrcfilm.html

Tony@CVP Posted at 2014-10-1 22:02
My regular business policy holder sent me an email with this link. (http://www.aerialpak.com/faq.jsp ...

Thank you Tony.  I actually spoke with a representative from Aerialpak who quoted me $1,500 a year.  Yes, it's a lot, but I have a Wedding Videographer who won't hire me unless i have this.  Makes sense.   I will feel covered and can charge a higher price based on me having insurance coverage.

Anyone happen to know about the same rules in Singapore?

You can get insurance for a specific period. I just finished a shoot with a production company and they picked up insurance for the two day shoot.

hd_ultra@msn.co Posted at 2014-10-2 03:01
http://www.transportrisk.com/uavrcfilm.html

Agree with this post, these guys are the real leaders in the insurance world for UAV. almost all of the studios that were recently awarded their COA's were covered through Transport Risk. Last I checked, it was about $1000/yr/per/UAV for 1 million dollars in coverage

check with your local insurance agent as coverage will change from state to state as well as country.

If you are doing it as a business you will need two. a business one as well as a policy for the flying camera.... So depending where you are it can get costly.
As my office is on a former Navy base, as well as in CA both together are a little over $3000 dollars.

AND I am doing this just for fun.... as you can not make officially any money with this here in the USA.

AH one more thing you might need a special certificate to fly in some areas ! specially when it is for events!

Hey Murphy knows if you have it you will never need it.... better then the other way around.

SFOS900 Posted at 2014-10-13 04:04
check with your local insurance agent as coverage will change from state to state as well as country ...

"AND I am doing this just for fun.... as you can not make officially any money with this here in the USA."

Just out of curiosity, since no one here is Officially flying drones for commercial purposes, how do you get liability insurance for an incident that happens during a job….?

And there in lies the rub my friend!

Any pointers for Liability Insurance in Europe?