What Are the Key Differences Between Beazley and Insureon Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Standalone Question Versus Combined Form
Beazley’s 2019 MediaTech sample form groups professional services with technology E&O, media liability, and cyber coverage, with one shared aggregate unless the declarations say otherwise. That sample does not establish current terms. Insureon describes professional-liability claims through its small-business channel. Ask Beazley whether the proposed form still uses a shared aggregate, and compare the declarations for each quote. [3] [6]
Which Professional Services Fit
The 2019 sample defines professional services as paid services and lists exclusions for several licensed professions, including accounting, architecture, healthcare, law, insurance, and real estate. Those sample exclusions do not establish current eligibility. Insureon describes service-business E&O with profession eligibility determined through the application. If your work is licensed or regulated, ask both providers to confirm the current class and wording. [3] [6]
Claims-Made Timing and Application
The Beazley sample is claims-made and describes an optional reporting extension, with defense costs reducing the limit; its application materials request information about services, staffing, revenue, and client contracts. Confirm that the current proposal retains those features. For Insureon, request the proposed trigger, retroactive date, and reporting extension in the quoted form. [3] [6]
