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Handles moderately complex to complex workers compensation claims from investigation through resolution. Responsibilities include determining coverage, liability, compensability, reserves, and damages; negotiating settlements; coordinating litigation; engaging experts; referring claims for subrogation or investigation; and attending legal proceedings. Provides technical guidance, mentorship, quality review participation, and support with caseload management and claim team activities.

Paid 6–12 month apprenticeship preparing participants for casualty claims careers. Responsibilities include investigating and resolving claims, evaluating coverage, liability, damages, medical records, and reserves; negotiating settlements; identifying suspicious claims and subrogation opportunities; coordinating experts; and maintaining accurate claim files. The program provides classroom training, mentoring, licensing support, practical assignments, milestone assessments, and a pathway to Claims Resolution Specialist roles.

Investigate and manage insurance claims by reviewing medical records, evaluating damages, determining liability, negotiating settlements, and resolving cases with customers and attorneys. The program provides comprehensive training, mentoring, and development opportunities for early-career professionals.

Investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and resolves insurance claims while assessing coverage, liability, damages, reserves, and potential fraud. Communicates with policyholders, witnesses, claimants, attorneys, and other parties; identifies subrogation opportunities; coordinates inspections and referrals; maintains claim files; and prepares required reports. Requires strong communication, analytical, investigative, interpersonal, and negotiation skills, along with a bachelor’s degree and ability to obtain required licenses.

Claims intern supporting insurance claim management for complex property and casualty risks. Responsibilities include investigating claims, evaluating losses, negotiating settlements, and communicating with claimants, policyholders, appraisers, attorneys, and other parties. The role includes mentorship, analytical work, and exposure to a potential future claims career.

Investigates and processes commercial auto physical damage claims, determines coverage, assesses damage, sets reserves, negotiates settlements, prepares estimates, documents claim files, and identifies potential fraud or subrogation. The role requires regular communication with insureds, claimants, agents, and internal teams, along with coordination with appraisal, subrogation, and investigative units.

Manage, investigate, and resolve complex, high-exposure personal property claims. Responsibilities include inspecting and valuing damaged or lost contents, determining coverage, explaining settlements, coordinating vendors and contractors, negotiating scopes and estimates, monitoring service performance, and supporting other claims teams with field inspections and policyholder contact. The role requires strong communication, analytical, negotiation, customer service, workload-management, homeowner-policy, and personal-property expertise, along with licensing and advanced property training.

Manage, investigate, evaluate, and resolve attorney-represented and litigated auto and homeowners bodily injury claims. Assess coverage, liability, damages, reserves, suspicious activity, and subrogation opportunities; negotiate settlements within authority. Prepare trial reports, attend legal proceedings, collaborate with counsel, communicate with claimants and policyholders, maintain claim files, and oversee counsel billing and practices.

Investigates and processes commercial insurance claims, determines policy coverage, assesses damages and losses, establishes reserves, negotiates settlements, and maintains accurate claim documentation. The role involves frequent communication with insureds, claimants, agents, and internal teams, along with coordination with appraisal, subrogation, and fraud investigation units. Candidates need strong customer service, organizational, communication, and technology skills, with licensing potentially required across multiple states.

Handle auto insurance claims from initial report through resolution. Guide insured customers and claimants after accidents, provide empathetic customer service, assess information, solve problems, manage claim details, and coordinate the process using multiple systems. The role includes paid training and licensing, hybrid work in Chandler, Arizona, and additional in-person training during the first six months.