What Are the Key Differences Between Aon and Gallagher General Liability Insurance?
Construction placements and Gallagher’s small-business policy
Aon’s practice names construction contractors, owners, developers, engineers, architects, and project financiers as clients. Gallagher’s reviewed product is specifically its Small Business General Liability Insurance. A larger or project-driven construction buyer should ask Gallagher whether the small-business form fits its exposures, while Aon buyers should get the proposed market and policy form rather than rely on the practice description. [1] [3]
Who the published coverage is for
Aon describes casualty protection for third-party injury or property damage connected to negligent construction or operations. Gallagher describes GL as protection against third-party injury and property-damage claims, with covered expenses set by the policy. Those high-level descriptions overlap, but do not establish matching definitions, limits, or exclusions; compare the forms for completed work and contractual liability. [1] [3]
