What Are the Key Differences Between The Baldwin Group and Founder Shield General Liability Insurance?
Third-Party Coverage and Exclusions
Founder Shield describes third-party bodily injury, property damage, personal or advertising injury, and legal defense costs. It says GL excludes employee injuries, professional errors, and damage to the insured’s own property. The Baldwin Group identifies professional-services firms and government contractors as audiences but does not spell out the same coverage boundaries. A buyer can use Founder Shield’s list to identify separate workers’ compensation, E&O, and property needs, then ask Baldwin to confirm them in the proposed policy. [3] [8]
Carrier Placement and Eligibility
Founder Shield says it places coverage with third-party carriers rated A- or better, selected for the client’s industry, and that a buyer requests coverage through its site or an advisor rather than binding directly. The Baldwin Group also describes brokerage/advisory work and names professional-services and government-contractor audiences. Neither record identifies the carrier for a particular GL policy or publishes a limit schedule. [4] [2] [8]
