Claims Examiner - (US-GA-Atlanta)

Claims Examiner - (US-GA-Atlanta)

Compensation: $80K - $100K / Year
Minimum Education: Bachelors
Job Type: Full Time
Jobcode: CMBJA1

With limited supervision; investigate, evaluate and resolve complex and moderate to high value casualty claims. Responsible for handling Excess Casualty claims to include; SIR/TPA accounts, Products Liability, Public Entities, misc. E&S and transportation. Works within specific limits of authority on assignments requiring significant technical expertise. In compliance with claims policies and guidelines, reviews coverage, coordinates and completes investigations, directs litigation efforts, evaluates liability and compensability, and negotiates settlements to prompt and equitable resolution. Provides support to underwriting in trend analysis, coverage analysis, marketing support and client relations.

Requirements:
MUST have 10 (or more) years of solid experience handling complex casualty claims. Excess and Surplus lines experience, including Public Entity Liability, Transportation, and other specialty areas experience a must have.



Strong knowledge of the insurance industry, claims, and the insurance environment.
A functional and developing knowledge of multi-state legal statutes and procedures.
A thorough functional knowledge and skill of claims handling specific to assigned area.
Strong interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills including the ability to engage underwriters, insured’s and their brokers in a courteous and professional manner.
Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
Ability to exercise independent judgment and make critical business decisions effectively.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite as well as other business related software.


Education and Experience:



Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
Minimum 10 years complex casualty claims experience preferably in Excess Casualty and/or Public Entity Claims Areas.
Ability to work effectively and independently in a team oriented environment.
Professional Designations preferred.