What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Corgi Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Stated Professional-Service Audience
CNA’s MPL target list names non-licensed classes such as consultants, staffing firms, advertising agencies, and event planners, while cautioning that the list is not a complete eligibility rule. Corgi positions Miscellaneous E&O for service-based businesses generally and describes it as a catch-all for professional-liability exposure outside its technology-, real-estate-, or legal-specific products. Corgi’s catalog description does not publish a full eligibility rule, so a buyer should confirm the class rather than infer acceptance from the broad label. [1] [5]
Product Grouping
CNA’s Epack 3 brochure describes one modular policy combining technology and professional liability with cyber and media. [2] Corgi’s homepage lists Miscellaneous E&O, Real Estate E&O, and Lawyer E&O as separate catalog products. [3] One source describes coverages within a named package; the other lists professional-liability product categories.
