What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Nationwide Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Product Definition and Eligible Classes
CNA describes its Miscellaneous Professional Liability for non-licensed consultants, staffing firms, advertising agencies, and event planners, while Technology E&O is directed to technology businesses. Nationwide’s overview describes E&O for claims alleging errors or omissions in professional services and says exact eligible classes depend on underwriting. A buyer with a specialized profession should ask Nationwide about class acceptance and compare it with CNA’s named MPL or technology category. [1] [5]
Buying Route and Written Terms
Nationwide’s E&O page directs prospects to contact an agent or request a quote. CNA’s Epack 3 brochure describes a quote process for small risks. Ask both what information they need about your services and contracts, then compare the named insurer, professional-services definition, limits, and exclusions in the proposals. [5] [2]
