What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Vouch Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Modular carrier programs and broker placements
CNA describes Epack 3 and EPS Plus as combinations of E&O with cyber, including technology and professional-liability options. Vouch says it brokers E&O for professional-services clients, and Corix describes a dedicated product for negligence, mistakes or inadequate work causing a client financial loss. Compare the actual forms rather than the labels: ask whether a CNA module or the specific Corix product is proposed, and whether the policy addresses the services and contract promises you make. [1] [3]
Professional-services fit and insurer identity
CNA identifies non-licensed consultants, staffing firms, advertising agencies and event planners for miscellaneous professional liability. Vouch names accounting, finance, architecture, engineering, construction, IT consulting and marketing firms as target classes. Vouch’s insurer disclosures name State National or United Specialty for Corix-branded E&O only, not all Vouch placements; CNA’s reviewed claims describe programs but not the issuer on your quote. Confirm the class, carrier and declarations for the placement you receive. [1] [4]
