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 What is Life Sciences Insurance?

Life Sciences Insurance provides protection to the Biotech, Biologic, Pharmaceutical, Healthcare Information, Medical Device, Medical Research, including clinical trials, sectors through a combined Public & Products Liability and Professional Indemnity Policy.

Why Do I Need Life Sciences Insurance?

We need life science insurance in canada because Life Sciences businesses face a unique set of risks, ranging from the actions of regulators, the failure of the services or products, through to exposures such as challenges of breaches of intellectual property.

A carefully constructed Life Sciences program can provide the necessary protection to businesses involved in Pharmaceutical Discovery, Manufacturing, Research & Development and Sales, Medical Device Manufacturing, Research & Development and Sales and Human Clinical Trials.

CHES Special Risk is best life science insurance provider in canada. Contact them to buy Best life science insurance in canada.

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