Is there any copyright law for new designed insurance products?

-I have design a new form of an insurance product (insurance policy) I want to see how i can protect it ,by copy right law if applicable ?You might have designed a style of policy which could be copyrighted (i.e. printing your policy on discarded skateboards), however insurance is a concept that cannot claimed by any one person or corporation. You might have developed a coverage for a niche in the market, however the concept that your coverage is based on is formed on principles that go back hundreds of years. If you could provide more details then maybe we can give a better answer but as it stands the answer is no. If you don't wish to share details on a forum then speak to a lawyer that specializes in trademarks, copyright and patents.
Copyright law protects only the text of the policy. Someone else can use the same design, they just have to word it differently.



If you want to protect the design, then you need use to "patent" law, not copyright law.



You can protect a design with "patent" law, but you cannot protect it with copyright law.
Copyright does not apply to methods and procedures. It protects only creative works.



You could try a patent, but a patent is supposed to apply only to a device or process and might not be granted for an insurance policy.
Copyright only applies to "works of art". such as, books, movies, paintings, designs. A patent can be obtained for a new way doing something which this might be. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office web site explains how to obtain a patent.