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Handle auto insurance claims from initial report through resolution. Guide insureds and claimants after accidents, provide empathetic customer service, evaluate and process claims, coordinate with stakeholders, resolve problems, and manage multiple systems in a fast-paced paperless environment. Paid training and licensing are provided, and no prior claims experience is required.

Manages, investigates, evaluates, and resolves insurance claims involving coverage, liability, damages, settlements, suspicious activity, and subrogation. Communicates with policyholders, witnesses, claimants, attorneys, and other parties; negotiates settlements; maintains claim reserves and files; protects financial and claim information; and prepares reports. The program requires a bachelor's degree, strong communication and analytical skills, investigative and negotiation abilities, insurance and tort law knowledge, and the ability to obtain required licenses.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, consult customers on property and casualty insurance needs, recommend suitable coverage, and convert prospects into policyholders. Complete paid training and obtain a Property and Casualty license if needed. Representatives work remotely on a fixed weekday and weekend schedule, using strong communication, persuasion, organization, analytical, typing, and PC skills to deliver customer-focused sales.

Conduct onsite property damage inspections, investigate and resolve moderate to complex claims, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, support policyholders, coordinate vendors, and manage claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires daily local fieldwork, including roof, attic, crawl space, and basement inspections, with occasional desk assignments and potential catastrophe deployment. Training includes virtual, on-the-job, and limited in-person sessions.

Investigate and evaluate residential property claims in the field, assess damage, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, coordinate emergency and vendor services, and manage claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires daily local travel, customer interaction, construction knowledge, workload management, negotiation, computer proficiency, and the ability to obtain required licensing. Occasional catastrophe assignments and limited overnight travel for training or meetings may be required.

Investigate and evaluate residential property claims in the field, assess damage, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, support policyholders, coordinate vendors, and manage claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires daily local travel, occasional desk work, potential catastrophe assignments, construction knowledge, negotiation skills, customer service, independent workload management, and required licensing.

Investigate and evaluate residential property claims in the field, assess damage, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, support policyholders, coordinate vendors, and manage claims from first notice through closure. The role requires local travel to insured homes, inspections of roofs and confined areas, independent workload management, negotiation, customer service, construction knowledge, and potential catastrophe assignments.

Investigate and evaluate residential property damage claims in the field, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, support policyholders, coordinate vendors, and manage claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires local travel to insured homes, inspections of roofs and interior spaces, workload management, negotiation, customer service, construction knowledge, licensing, and occasional catastrophe assignments. Training includes virtual, on-the-job, and limited in-person sessions with occasional overnight travel.

Develops and manages a profitable book of primary casualty insurance business covering Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Commercial Auto. Evaluates risks, sets premiums and policy terms, negotiates with agents and brokers, manages portfolio growth, documents underwriting decisions, and ensures regulatory compliance. Mentors underwriters and account analysts, supports continuous improvement, and participates in cross-functional underwriting initiatives.

Investigate and evaluate residential property damage claims in the field, prepare repair estimates, explain coverage, support policyholders, coordinate vendors, and manage claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires local daily travel, occasional catastrophe assignments, building construction knowledge, negotiation, customer service, independent workload management, and applicable licensing. Training includes virtual, on-the-job, and limited in-person sessions.