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Experience within the Property & Casualty Insurance industry as a product manager or developer. This role will be part of the P&C Auto line of business with a focus on the existing Auto product.
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This Claims Team Manager will lead a team of Claims Specialists who manage a portfolio of Commercial Auto and General Liability claims to achieve the best possible outcomes and deliver an exceptional customer experience.
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If you are passionate about educating customers regarding their insurance choices, solving real problems, and growing your new career as an Insurance Sales Agent, Max Auto Insurance is for you.
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Today, Zurich North America is a leading provider of commercial property-casualty insurance solutions and a wide range of risk management products and services for businesses and individuals. Zurich is currently hiring a Claims Specialists I to join their Auto Claims Team. This is a great opportunity to advance your career in claims by interpreting, investigating, and evaluating auto policies and coverage issues, as well as claims handling and best practices.
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Personal Lines or Property and Casualty license preferred (but not required) As an Insurance Agent you will be responsible primarily for the sale of nonstandard auto insurance to new and existing customers.
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Be able to obtain or currently possess a Property & Casualty insurance license. A Property & Casualty license is preferred but will train good individual. Developongoing networking relationships with Real Estate Agents, Mortgage Lenders, Title Companies, Auto Dealers, etc.
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Magnum Choice Insurance Agency is an Independent Insurance Agency working with multiple standard insurance carriers with all lines of business, including auto, home, commercial, life, health, etc.
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Handle General Liability / Bodily Injury, Property, Commercial Auto Liability and/or Physical Damage, Workers Compensation, Inland Marine, Professional / Management Liability, Business Interruption, Liquor Liability, Garage/Garagekeepers Legal Liability, or Umbrella claims.
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Whether they have a workplace injury, suffer property or financial loss or damage from a natural or manmade disaster, are involved in an auto or other type of accident, or need time away from work for the birth of a child or another medical situation, we are here to provide compassionate care and expert guidance.
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Our Enterprise Technology (ET) Department is seeking a Technology Analyst-Test Execution to work on our P&C (Property & Casualty) Auto/Fire Test Execution team! P&C (Property & Casualty) product knowledge (Auto is preferred, including Auto Legacy.
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