Davies

Davies

Lost Time Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster

Orlando, FL

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2 days ago

About the role

  • This includes the investigation, determination and evaluation of coverage, liability and damages, and the setting of proper reserves.
  • To be successful in this role, you need to have experience in a claims environment handling lost time claims, including litigated files.

Requirements

  • Candidates must be able to travel to Orlando for these meetings.

Company info

  • Imagine being part of a team that's not just shaping the future but actively driving it.
  • At Davies North America, we're at the forefront of innovation and excellence, blending cutting-edge technology with top-tier professional services.
  • As a vital part of the global Davies Group, we help businesses navigate risk, optimize operations, and spearhead transformation in the insurance and regulated sectors.
  • Davies North America, is looking for an experienced Workers' Compensation Claims Specialist, responsible for the investigation, evaluation, disposition, and settlement of Workers' Compensation claims for self-insured and public entity accounts, including complex and high exposure claims, with minimal supervision.
  • Requires independent decision making and a high level of discretion and judgment in claim handling functions on behalf of clients for claims service business operations, ensuring excellent customer relationships and quality customer service.
  • Reporting to the WC Claims Supervisor, you will be responsible for the investigation, evaluation, disposition and settlement of Workers' Compensation claims for self-insured and public entity accounts, including complex and high exposure claims, with minimal supervision.
  • Remote Work: This role is remote, with the expectation of attending an in-person team meeting at the client's Orlando office one day per month (typically the second Wednesday of each month).

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