Large Loss Adjuster

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Large Loss Adjuster managing high-severity, litigated claims for National General, an insurer offering personal and commercial coverage. Reviewing liability, damages, settlements, and trial referrals.

Responsibilities:

  • Manage and oversee Home Office Claim Department referrals
  • Grant settlement authority on the most complex claims exceeding Market Claim Office and Regional Claim Office limits
  • Approve requests to proceed to trial when gross exposure exceeds Market Claim Office authority
  • Provide general oversight of large losses for assigned CSAs
  • Review and approve cases planned for trial
  • Review coverage, liability, and damages on complex cases referred for authorization
  • Collaborate with Field leadership on actions, feedback, and direction
  • Serve as a specialist and subject matter expert on projects as needed
  • Perform file reviews for complex projects and litigation cases
  • Analyze data and report findings
  • Review cases to determine whether CWP is appropriate based on gross tort value exposure
  • Support the Field with discretionary referrals on complex coverage issues
  • Engage Home Office Claim litigation for involvement and direction
  • Collaborate with Frontline Performance Experts, Frontline Performance Leaders, and Claim Process Specialists to share experience and trends
  • Work with Product, Protection, Law, and Claims on new products and develop Claim Bulletins affecting claim-handling practices
  • No supervisory duties

Requirements:

  • Extensive experience managing high-exposure, litigated Bodily Injury claims with values of at least $250,000
  • Experience handling high-severity claims involving policy limits of 250/500 and above
  • Preferred backgrounds include Commercial Auto, Personal Auto, Homeowners Liability, and General Liability claims
  • Applicants must possess authorization to work in the United States
  • Candidates must not hold outside insurance appointments during employment
  • Individuals who currently hold an active insurance license must terminate all existing appointments prior to onboarding
  • Applicants with a resident producer license must formally surrender that license when instructed by the licensing team
  • Dedicated, private workspace free from distractions when working from home
  • Reliable internet with minimum speeds of 50 MB download and 5 MB upload

Benefits:

  • Comprehensive technology setup, including a laptop, monitors, headset, keyboard, and mouse
  • Monthly connectivity reimbursement for employees eligible to work from home
  • Equal employment opportunity protections
  • Work-from-home arrangement