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Investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and resolves commercial auto, general liability, professional liability, and property claims. Responsibilities include coverage and liability assessment, reserves management, subrogation, vendor and litigation management, regulatory compliance, client reporting, and customer communication. Handles higher-exposure and litigated claims while maintaining claim diaries and action plans. Requires Florida, Texas, and/or New York adjusting licenses, substantial claims experience, strong judgment, organization, communication, and customer service skills.

Independently investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and resolves complex workers compensation claims. Determines coverage and compensability, manages reserves, benefits, litigation, medical care, vendors, settlements, and return-to-work strategies. Maintains compliance with jurisdictional requirements and case law while providing client service, claims reviews, and account support. Requires Florida claims handling experience, an active license or timely licensure, strong judgment, organization, communication, and claims administration expertise.

Investigates, evaluates, reserves, negotiates, and resolves complex workers’ compensation claims. Determines coverage and compensability, manages benefits, litigation, medical and disability plans, vendors, and subrogation opportunities. Maintains compliance with state laws and case requirements, communicates with clients and stakeholders, supports return-to-work strategies, and provides claims review guidance. Requires New York licensing and significant lost-time workers’ compensation experience.

Independently investigates, evaluates, and resolves complex workers compensation claims. Responsibilities include determining compensability, managing reserves, authorizing benefits, negotiating settlements, coordinating medical and disability management, overseeing litigation and vendors, and ensuring compliance with state laws and company guidelines. The role also supports return-to-work strategies, client reviews, claims communications, and customer service. Pennsylvania jurisdiction experience, claims expertise, licensing, and substantial lost-time workers compensation experience are required or preferred.

Independently investigates, evaluates, and resolves complex workers compensation claims. Responsibilities include determining coverage and compensability, managing reserves, negotiating settlements, coordinating medical and disability management, handling litigation, overseeing vendors, ensuring jurisdictional compliance, and supporting clients through claims reviews. The role requires strong judgment, communication, organization, customer service, insurance knowledge, and relevant licensing.