What Are the Key Differences Between Aon and The Baldwin Group Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Coverage Structure and Evidence
Aon describes professional liability as addressing professional-services firms’ liability exposure and says its advisors tailor structures to firm needs. The Baldwin Group names accountants, architects, engineers, financial advisers, lawyers, consultants and surveyors among its professional-services clients, but its reviewed page does not define covered errors, insured services or claims-made conditions. A firm in one of those professions can ask Baldwin to identify the applicable policy form; Aon’s description offers a tailoring discussion without specifying the form either. [1] [5]
Buyer Fit and Placement
Both are broker/advisory routes rather than identified policy issuers, and neither reviewed record states a buyer-specific limit, deductible or exclusion schedule. Baldwin describes tailored insurance and risk-mitigation guidance, while Aon cites industry knowledge, data and tools for professional-services decisions. These service descriptions do not establish broader coverage. Ask each broker to show the insured services definition and compare limits, retroactive date, defense treatment and exclusions in the actual quote. [1] [5]
