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The Property Insurance Claims Adjuster is responsible for recovering payments for damage claims involving utility company equipment and facilities in a call center environment.
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Working under the direct supervision of the Claims Manager within a defined level of authority, the Professional Liability Adjuster must comply with company claims protocols and all applicable laws, including but not limited to state specific Department of Insurance Regulations.
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Certified Professional Claims Adjuster (CPCA) or Certified Claims Adjuster (CCA) Certified Workers' Compensation Professional (CWCP) or Associate in Claims (AIC) would be beneficial.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSUMMARYThe Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster is responsible for handling workers compensation claims in concert with the Alaska Municipal League Joint Insurance Associations (AMLJIAs) goals and objectives.
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Acquisition and maintenance of insurance adjuster license within 90 days and designated number of attempts. As a Sr Auto Appraiser within defined guidelines and framework, you are responsible to investigate, evaluate and appraise vehicle damage claims for both repairable and total loss vehicles to ensure estimate accuracy in compliance with state laws and regulations.
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2+ years of legal experience, ideally with a law firm or as a litigation adjuster with a large self-insured company or insurance carrier. Litigation experience at a law firm, and/or significant experience overseeing litigated claims for an insurance carrier or corporation, including mediation experience and trial exposure.
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Merchants Insurance Group, is a leading Property and Casualty Insurer in the Northeast, and is looking for a Litigation Adjuster - Construction Specialist t o join our growing Claims Legal Team in our Corporate Headquarters located in Buffalo, New York.
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Zurich Certified Insurance Apprentice, including an Associate Degree with 6 or more years of experience in the Claims and/ or Litigation Management area. We are looking for a National General Adjuster to join our team in the Major Case Unit at Zurich North America who will handle some of our largest property claims and accounts.
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We provide a 5 week training program that will provide you the skills necessary to be successful as a claims adjuster. Negotiate with customers and other insurance carriers and resolve claims.
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We are seeking a dedicated Property Adjuster Specialist located in Forsyth County, GA to join our field Team. As a Insurance Property Adjuster Specialist, you will work within established guidelines and framework to investigate, evaluate, negotiate, and settle complex property insurance claims presented by or against our members.
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Two (2) years of experience as a workers' compensation claims adjuster, which must include at least one (1) year of experience regarding workers’ compensation claims covered by California law.
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Ideal candidate will have CPCU, AIC, SCLA or other industry related training or educational course work, a NYS claims adjuster license as well as other state adjusting licenses. Job Summary: The Liability Claims Adjuster Specialist will be reporting to the Vice President, Claims.
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With the use of digital tools, evaluate and appraise high complexity (total loss, total burn, theft recovered, heavy (non-drivable) auto claims in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract, corporate guidelines and state laws and regulations.
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As a dedicated Sr Auto Adjuster, you will adjust highly complex auto insurance claims presented by or against our members to include the end-to-end claims process and settling claims in compliance with state laws and regulations.
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Coordinate with Director of EH&S in claims settlement agreements and the use of outside counsel/insurance adjuster. Comprehensive and competitive benefits package that includes medical/Rx, dental, vision, critical illness and accident insurance, and short-term disability.
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