What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Relm Insurance General Liability Insurance?
Business Fit and Contract Context
CNA describes GL programs for smaller companies, mid-sized firms, and large firms, with industry-specific underwriting and risk-control support. Relm instead names high-growth or regulated fields such as cannabis, biotech, psychedelic therapeutics, aerospace, and technology, and notes that leases and enterprise or government contracts often require GL. A buyer should give each provider its actual industry and contract language: CNA describes scale bands, while Relm gives named specialty sectors and procurement context. [2] [5]
Published Coverage Detail
CNA’s summary centers on covered third-party bodily injury and property damage. Relm’s description also specifies medical expenses, defense, damages, third-party property damage, and personal or advertising injury claims such as libel and copyright infringement; it notes employee injury and professional errors belong to other lines. These descriptions are not policy forms, so confirm how the proposed wording treats the claims your contract could create. [2] [5]