What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Marsh Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Industry and Risk Assessment
Marsh names banking, broker-dealers, accountants, attorneys, architects and engineers, technology, media, and healthcare among the industries its professional-liability specialists serve. It says its team includes attorneys, economists, and actuaries alongside coverage specialists to assess exposures. CNA describes MPL for non-licensed classes such as consultants, staffing firms, and event planners, and Technology E&O for technology businesses. A specialized firm should compare its actual services and assessment needs against each provider’s stated audience. [5] [1]
Coverage and Carrier Terms
Marsh says professional-liability coverage may address liability and defense costs for alleged errors, omissions, or negligence, and that many policies also cover privacy violations or computer-security breaches. CNA describes Epack 3 and EPS Plus as E&O combinations with cyber. A business with a cyber-related professional claim should compare how each proposed form coordinates those coverages and ask Marsh which insurer and policy wording are being placed. [5] [2]
