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Handles inbound calls and warm leads, consults customers on property and casualty insurance needs, recommends appropriate coverage, and converts prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid licensing and training, customer communication, sales closing, remote work, and compliance with state licensing requirements. Employees must work designated weekday and weekend shifts and maintain a suitable home office with high-speed wired internet.

Handle auto insurance claims from accident report through resolution. Guide insureds and claimants through the claims process, communicate by phone, investigate and resolve issues, manage multiple moving pieces, and provide empathetic customer service. The role includes paid training and licensing, hybrid work in Chandler, Arizona, and additional in-person training during the first six months.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, assess customers’ insurance needs, recommend appropriate Property and Casualty coverages, and convert prospects into policyholders. Representatives receive paid training and licensing support, use provided computer equipment, and work remotely on a fixed schedule that includes one weekend day. The role requires strong communication, persuasion, organization, PC skills, and customer focus, with residence restricted to specified states.

Investigates and processes commercial auto physical damage claims, determines coverage, evaluates damages, establishes reserves, negotiates settlements, documents claim activity, and identifies potential fraud or subrogation. The role requires direct communication with insureds, claimants, agents, and internal teams, along with coordination with appraisal, subrogation, and investigative units.

Investigates and processes commercial auto physical damage claims, determines coverage, assesses damage, establishes reserves, negotiates settlements, and maintains accurate claim documentation. The role communicates with insureds, claimants, agents, and internal teams; prepares or reviews damage estimates; identifies fraud and subrogation opportunities; and coordinates with appraisal and investigative units. A high school diploma and 1–2 years of experience are required, with claims experience preferred.

Handles inbound calls and warm leads, consults customers on insurance needs, recommends appropriate property and casualty coverage, and converts prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid licensing and training, customer relationship management, sales closing, and compliance with state licensing requirements. Employees work remotely on assigned weekday and weekend schedules, using company-provided equipment and a dedicated wired internet connection.

Manage complex, litigated construction-related casualty claims ($500K+): lead coverage and liability strategy, direct investigations and experts, coordinate litigation and outside counsel, set reserves and resolution plans, negotiate settlements, collaborate with underwriting and other partners, and mentor junior claims staff.

Independently manages moderately complex civil litigation involving personal injury and property damage claims. Responsibilities include legal research, drafting pleadings, discovery, hearings, trials, mediations, settlement negotiations, client advising, risk evaluation, compliance, mentoring, training, and process improvement. The role requires Alabama bar admission, insurance law knowledge, advanced litigation technology skills, and at least five years of trial attorney experience.

Field Property Claims Adjuster investigates and evaluates homeowners’ property damage, prepares repair estimates, manages claims from initial notice through closure, explains coverage, supports policyholders, coordinates vendors, and handles field assignments throughout the local territory. The role requires frequent driving, property inspections, occasional catastrophe duty, licensing, claims knowledge, negotiation skills, customer service, organization, and understanding of building construction.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, assess customers’ insurance needs, recommend appropriate property and casualty coverage, and convert prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid training and licensing, commission opportunities, customer communication, sales closing, and remote work. Employees must complete a 16- to 18-week training program, maintain a dedicated professional workspace and high-speed wired internet, and work four weekdays plus one weekend day.