What Are the Key Differences Between Aon and Marsh McLennan Agency Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Professional Class and Product Scope
Aon describes professional liability as coverage tailored to a firm’s needs and names law, accounting and consulting among the firms served. Marsh McLennan Agency lists E&O and specialist lines such as architects-and-engineers and lawyers professional liability, while clarifying that the overview does not treat them as one form. A buyer should identify the correct occupational product rather than assume a general E&O policy covers licensed work; ask each provider how the insured-services definition is written. [1] [4]
Placement Detail and Buyer Decisions
Marsh McLennan Agency invites organizations to discuss placement with an adviser or specialist but does not set a universal limit or retention. Aon also describes advisor-led brokerage and does not publish policy terms or identify the carrier for a particular placement. The route is consultative in both cases, so compare the actual proposed form, not the product labels. Request the insurer, exclusions, limits and retroactive date for the policy matched to your profession. [1] [4]
