Life science company insurance is specifically designed as a combination of property and liability insurance which offers protection to life science companies involved in medical technology, research and development or manufacturing.
We work with a number of the best life science insurance carriers in the market. Life science businesses are often complex, the development of new research can be fast-paced, and this requires a great level of skill from your broker and insurer to understand the science associated with your activities and the risks to build the right insurance program for you.
Life science businesses are vulnerable to a range of unique risks including clinical trials, research & development costs, product recall, and contamination risks and so they need an insurance policy that will cover their needs but also offers a level of flexibility as things change, and a team who have the right experience to help when there is a claim, as these can be complicated and challenging.
The scope for claims is huge, with claims coming from unsafe products to negligence in clinical trials, the risks for those responsible are growing, as we live longer, we become more reliant on scientific advancement for products and solutions creating the need for specialist insurance to protect the businesses and recipients.
We can provide a comprehensive package policy that can include a wide variety of insurance protections. Life science companies are vulnerable
to a number of unique liability exposures, (such as R&D costs, product contamination) so they need a policy that can grow and adapt with them.
Clinical trial insurance provides compensation in the event of physical damage to the patient through the clinical trial as well as in the events of health impairment and death. A clinical trial commonly forms part of all medical research programmes.
As well as the placement of the insurance it is important to use a broker who can help you when the worst happens and you need to make a claim, as these can be challenging and complicated, but an experienced broker can help you prepare the information you need to make the claim and support you until the claims are settled.
Efficacy insurance or 'failure to perform' cover is an important part of a product liability insurance policy as it protects you against the legal liability for injury to third parties, or damage to third party property when a product or service you supply fails to perform its intended function.
This type of cover may be a requirement if you are working in the medical sector and want to work with customers like the NHS or well-known pharmaceutical brands.
Can assist your business defend itself against claims for intellectual property infringement, some policies can also pursue other companies.