What Are the Key Differences Between Foxquilt and The Hartford Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Claims-made and reporting terms
The Hartford lists several professional-liability options, including standalone miscellaneous E&O, an endorsement and separate architects/engineers and healthcare products, each with a published average minimum monthly premium. Foxquilt describes a broader Professional Liability/E&O product for technology and creative classes without pricing for each product. Buyers should compare like forms and confirm the exact profession-specific product before weighing premium. [5] [1]
Service classes
The Hartford explains that many professional-liability policies are claims-made and some are occurrence-based; its page describes retroactive dates and extended reporting periods. Foxquilt labels its E&O claims-made. When changing insurers, compare dates and reporting provisions on the proposed forms. [5] [1]
The Hartford names accountants, consultants, designers, agencies, technology and healthcare professionals among its target industries and highlights contract requirements as one reason to buy. Foxquilt names technology and creative classes. A technology consultancy may fit both descriptions, but the quote should identify the relevant form, limits and any contract-required wording. [5] [1]
