Claims Reporting Jobs

This temporary remote role involves managing complex and high-profile Workers' Compensation claims for a national risk management firm. The specialist is responsible for investigating claim validity, establishing financial reserves, authorizing payments, and negotiating settlements while coordinating early return-to-work efforts. The position offers the appeal of working within a stable, growing organization known for its supportive culture and career advancement opportunities. Key duties include collaborating with case managers and attorneys to reduce claim costs and maintaining compliance with state regulations. The role requires strong analytical skills and industry experience to ensure optimal outcomes for all parties involved.

The Disability Claims Specialist role at NRECA supports the Insurance and Financial Services team by reviewing and investigating disability claims for member cooperatives. Key responsibilities include analyzing medical and vocational evidence, evaluating cases against policy guidelines, and developing return-to-work plans while maintaining high customer service standards. The position is appealing due to NRECA's recognition as a top workplace, its inclusive culture, and opportunities for professional growth within a mission-driven organization. The role operates on a hybrid schedule in Lincoln, Nebraska, allowing for three days in the office and two days of remote work.

This remote insurance claims role focuses on managing complex long-tail and latent environmental cases, including toxic tort, asbestos, and pollution matters. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage, establishing reserves, and coordinating defense counsel and expert witnesses for primary, excess, and umbrella layers. Key responsibilities also include evaluating liability and damages while developing strategic protocols for expense control. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work on challenging environmental health hazards within a supportive team environment. It offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement and includes a comprehensive benefits package featuring a generous 401(k) match and full health coverage.

This full-time Senior Claims Examiner role within the Property & Casualty department focuses on managing complex commercial auto and trucking claims. The position involves investigating severe liability cases, determining settlement values, managing litigation processes, and establishing appropriate financial reserves. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior staff, communicating with brokers and attorneys, and ensuring compliance with insurance regulations across multiple jurisdictions. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement requiring weekly office attendance in select locations, with the remainder of the week available for remote work. Candidates are drawn to the company's inclusive culture, reputation as a Best Place to Work, and opportunities for professional growth within a family-owned organization.

This remote insurance claims specialist role focuses on evaluating and resolving complex environmental and toxic tort claims for a specialized team. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage for primary and excess layers, establishing reserves, and negotiating settlements to ensure timely fund disbursement. Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree and five or more years of experience handling specialty claims involving pollution or asbestos. The opportunity offers a supportive culture with significant room for professional advancement, comprehensive benefits, and a flexible work-from-home arrangement.

This remote insurance role involves evaluating and resolving complex environmental and toxic tort claims for a specialized team. The position requires reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage for primary and excess layers, establishing reserves, and negotiating payments to ensure timely disbursement. Candidates with a bachelor's degree and over five years of experience in environmental, pollution, or general liability claims are sought. The opportunity offers a collaborative environment with strong potential for professional advancement, comprehensive benefits, and flexible work-from-home arrangements.

This role is an Insurance Claims Specialist focusing on complex environmental, toxic tort, and asbestos matters within a rapidly growing insurance firm. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage, establishing reserves, and managing primary, excess, and umbrella claims. Key responsibilities include coordinating defense counsel and expert witnesses, evaluating liability and damages, and participating in settlement conferences. The opportunity offers significant career growth with a strong internal promotion culture, remote work flexibility, and the possibility of relocation support.

This remote legal role focuses on managing complex environmental, toxic tort, and asbestos insurance claims for a rapidly expanding company. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage, establishing reserves, and coordinating defense counsel and expert witnesses. Key responsibilities include evaluating liability and damages, participating in settlement conferences, and developing strategic claims handling protocols. The opportunity offers significant career growth with a strong internal promotion culture, relocation assistance, and a collaborative work environment.

This remote insurance claims specialist role focuses on reviewing and resolving complex cases involving asbestos exposure, pollution, and environmental health hazards. The position requires analyzing policy coverage, evaluating liability and damages, managing litigation, and facilitating settlement conferences to ensure timely client reimbursement. Ideal candidates possess a bachelor's degree and five to ten years of experience in toxic tort or environmental claims, with a law degree being advantageous. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking meaningful work in a supportive culture that values continuous improvement and employee growth. The role offers significant flexibility through remote work arrangements while allowing individuals to contribute to critical environmental health resolutions.

This remote legal role involves representing insureds and the company in toxic tort, environmental, pollution, and asbestos litigation. The attorney assesses claim values and exposure risks while managing the full litigation lifecycle, including reviewing discovery, preparing pleadings and trial briefs, and attending hearings or mediations. The position offers the appeal of working from home with a collaborative team environment and opportunities for professional growth within a specialized insurance defense practice.

This remote Insurance Claims Specialist role focuses on managing complex environmental claims involving asbestos, toxic torts, and pollution hazards within the Livonia, Michigan area. The position requires investigating, evaluating, and resolving specialty claims while assessing liability, ensuring policy compliance, and negotiating settlements. Ideal candidates possess a bachelor's degree and over five years of experience in environmental health hazard claims, with a law degree being advantageous. The role offers a collaborative environment with significant opportunities for professional growth and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans and paid time off.

This remote insurance role focuses on analyzing and resolving complex environmental hazard claims, including asbestos exposure, toxic tort, and pollution cases. The position involves performing detailed coverage analysis, conducting thorough investigations, negotiating settlement payments, and managing reserve adjustments. Candidates with a bachelor's degree and over five years of direct experience in specialty claims are sought to join a highly trained team. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's commitment to professional development through paid certification courses and continuous training, alongside a culture that empowers employees. The role offers significant career growth potential with long-term incentives and upward mobility within a supportive environment.

This role involves serving as an Insurance Defense Attorney specializing in environmental claims, including pollution, asbestos, and toxic tort matters. The position is based in Franklin Township, New Jersey, with remote work options available. Key responsibilities include representing companies and policyholders in civil litigation, drafting legal documents such as pleadings and briefs, developing case strategies for discovery and trials, and providing clear legal counsel to claims representatives. The role offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to lead training sessions for internal teams. It appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through tuition reimbursement, comprehensive benefits, and a flexible work arrangement that supports a balanced lifestyle.

This remote insurance role focuses on managing complex long-tail and latent environmental claims, including toxic tort, asbestos, and pollution cases. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage, establishing reserves, and coordinating defense counsel and expert witnesses. Key responsibilities also include evaluating liability and damages while supporting the development of strategic claims handling protocols. The role offers the appeal of working from home with a collaborative team environment and access to a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and health coverage. A bachelor's degree and five to ten years of relevant experience are required.

This remote insurance specialist role focuses on reviewing and resolving complex claims involving asbestos exposure, pollution, and environmental health hazards. The position requires analyzing policy coverage, evaluating liability and damages, managing litigation, and facilitating settlement conferences to ensure timely client reimbursement. Ideal candidates possess a strong background in toxic torts and environmental law, with a bachelor's degree and five to ten years of experience. The role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement within a supportive culture that values professional growth and employee well-being.

This remote insurance claims specialist role focuses on evaluating and resolving complex environmental, toxic tort, and pollution claims. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage for primary and excess layers, establishing reserves, and negotiating payments to ensure timely disbursement. Candidates with a bachelor's degree and over five years of experience in specialty claims are sought to join a team that values professional growth. The opportunity offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive culture that encourages advancement through tuition reimbursement and performance-based incentives.

This remote insurance role focuses on managing complex long-tail and latent environmental claims, including toxic tort, asbestos, and pollution cases. The position involves reviewing loss notices, interpreting policy coverage, establishing reserves, and coordinating defense counsel and expert witnesses. Key responsibilities also include evaluating liability and damages while developing strategic claims handling protocols. The role offers the appeal of working from home with a supportive team environment and access to a comprehensive benefits package. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree and five to ten years of relevant experience in high-risk claims handling.

This General Liability Claims Consultant role within The Hartford Global Specialty Claims Division handles complex bodily injury and property damage claims from inception to resolution. Key responsibilities include conducting investigations, making coverage determinations, managing litigation and counsel, and setting financial reserves for high-value cases. The position appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can shape the future of insurance while developing strategic resolution skills. The role offers a flexible hybrid or remote work arrangement, with in-office expectations varying by location, and provides opportunities to contribute to broader enterprise goals and product development initiatives.

This hybrid Analyst Quality Control role supports the Physicians Billing Service Accounts Receivable Management Team by ensuring efficient workflow processes and high-quality output. Key responsibilities include conducting monthly reviews of staff performance to verify accuracy, developing and updating written guidelines and policies, and assisting with the onboarding and training of new hires. The position offers a flexible work arrangement with primarily remote duties and a required monthly office visit. The role is appealing for its focus on continuous improvement within a collaborative environment, offering opportunities to influence quality metrics and support team growth at a mission-driven institution.

The Director, Forensics role within BDO's Risk division leads the Building Property Claims Recovery practice, focusing on quantifying insurance losses for property damage and business interruption. Key responsibilities include managing complex claims projects, overseeing teams in data analysis and report preparation, conducting site assessments, and serving as the primary liaison for clients, insurers, and legal teams. The position requires extensive experience in construction estimating and restoration to evaluate repair costs and provide expert testimony. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that values individuality and offers significant growth potential through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. The role involves nationwide travel to manage large-scale commercial and industrial projects while providing mentorship to junior staff and driving business development.

The Director, Forensics role within BDO's Risk division leads the Building Property Claims Recovery practice, focusing on quantifying insurance losses for property damage and business interruption. Key responsibilities include managing complex claims projects, overseeing teams in financial analysis and damage assessment, conducting site visits, and serving as the primary liaison for clients, insurers, and legal teams. The position requires extensive experience in construction estimating and restoration to evaluate repair costs and prepare expert reports. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that values individuality and offers significant growth through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. The role provides flexibility, opportunities for advancement, and requires nationwide travel to handle large-scale catastrophe events.

The Director, Forensics role within the Building Property Claims Recovery team leads the quantification and preparation of insurance claims for property damage and business interruption. Key responsibilities include managing complex projects, overseeing engagement teams, conducting site assessments, and producing detailed repair estimates and forensic reports for clients and insurers. The position requires extensive experience in construction estimating and restoration, with a focus on mentoring staff and driving business development. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that values individuality and offers significant growth potential through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. The role involves nationwide travel to handle large-scale loss events and provides flexibility within a firm dedicated to helping clients thrive.

The Training and Documentation Specialist role within the Claims PIT department focuses on researching, developing, and maintaining training curricula and operational workflows for Claims Operations staff. Key responsibilities include delivering training sessions, conducting quality reviews during training periods, and updating departmental processes. This position is ideal for candidates with a bachelor's degree or relevant experience in medical claims processing, billing, or industry coding formats. The role offers a structured schedule from Monday to Friday with occasional evening and weekend availability as needed, providing an opportunity to support team efficiency and professional development within a specialized claims environment.

The Wage Fraud Investigator role within the Maine Department of Labor's Bureau of Unemployment Compensation focuses on protecting the state's Unemployment Trust Fund by identifying benefit overpayments. Key responsibilities include reviewing unemployment claims and wage audits to determine if overpayments were accidental or intentional, validating identity documents to prevent fraud, and participating in appeal hearings to defend investigative findings. This position offers a hybrid work arrangement requiring at least one day per week in an office after training, with occasional statewide travel. The role is appealing for its purposeful mission to ensure program integrity, the opportunity to utilize analytical and interviewing skills in a professional setting, and access to a comprehensive benefits package including significant health insurance contributions, retirement matching, and generous paid leave.

This mid-to-senior level civil litigation defense attorney role is based in Philadelphia with hybrid flexibility. The position involves defending clients across a broad spectrum of tort matters, including auto accidents, premises liability, and medical malpractice claims. Key responsibilities include managing a full independent caseload, conducting and defending depositions, drafting dispositive motions, and appearing in court for hearings, mediations, and trials. The opportunity is appealing due to the high level of autonomy, direct courtroom exposure, and a clear path for professional growth within a collaborative firm culture. The role offers robust benefits, professional development support, and a performance-based bonus structure.