Claims Corporate Representative

Slide Insurance; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Slide Insurance in Tampa, FL, seeks a Claims Corporate Representative to serve as the company’s trusted witness in legal proceedings and to drive timely, compliant outcomes for litigated property claims. You will partner with defense counsel, claims leadership, and internal teams to protect Slide’s interests.

The role requires 5+ years of first‑party property claims adjusting, 3+ years as a corporate representative (P&C preferred), and a Florida 6‑20 license, with strong knowledge of Florida

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree preferred; high school diploma required
• Active Florida 6‑20 Insurance License required
• 5+ years of first‑party property claims adjusting experience
• 3+ years as Corporate Representative (P&C preferred)
• Strong knowledge of Florida civil procedure, evidence rules, and P&C litigation
• Expertise in homeowners’ policies, coverage analysis, and litigation strategy
• Proven negotiation, investigation, and problem‑solving skills
• Ability to testify confidently in legal proceedings
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Highly organized, self‑directed and fast-paced
• MS Office proficiency (Teams, SharePoint, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)
• Commitment to Slide Values

Responsibilities

• Represent Slide as corporate representative in depositions, mediations, arbitrations, pre-trials and trials
• Defend, negotiate, and settle litigated claims
• Sign interrogatory responses on behalf of the company
• Work with defense counsel and leadership on claim strategy
• Monitor lawsuits and oversee disposition of litigated claims
• Conduct coverage analysis based on policy language and facts
• Review records to verify property damage and claim exposure
• Identify risks and negotiate successful outcomes
• Document activity in claims management system
• Maintain diary management to meet deadlines
• Communicate with stakeholders throughout the claim lifecycle
• Support additional initiatives and duties as assigned

Skills

Litigation experience

Policy analysis

Negotiation

Investigation

Testimony

Written communication

Verbal communication

Organization

MS Office

Education

Bachelor’s degree

High school diploma

Tools

Microsoft 365

Job description

Slide Insurance - Fun. Innovation Driven. Fueled by Passion, Purpose and Technology.

At Slide, you will not only be part of a successful team, but you will also be a part of our Slide Vibe/award winning culture where collaboration and innovation are expected, recognized and awarded!

As aClaims Corporate Representative , you’ll serve as Slide’s trusted representative in legal proceedings while driving the effective resolution of litigated property claims. You’ll partner closely with defense counsel, claims leadership, and internal teams to protect Slide’s interests and ensure timely, compliant outcomes.

What You'll Do

• Represent Slide as the corporate representative in depositions, mediations, arbitrations, pre‑trials, and trials
• Defend, negotiate, and settle litigated claims
• Sign interrogatory responses on behalf of the company
• Work closely with defense counsel, litigation examiners, and leadership on claim strategy

Claims Oversight & Analysis

• Monitor assigned lawsuits and oversee timely disposition of litigated claims
• Conduct coverage analysis based on policy language, facts, and allegations
• Review records and documentation to verify property damage and claim exposure
• Identify risks, develop resolution strategies, and negotiate successful outcomes

Documentation, Compliance & Collaboration

• Document all relevant activity in the claims management system
• Maintain effective diary management to ensure deadlines are met
• Communicate clearly with internal and external stakeholders throughout the claim lifecycle
• Support additional initiatives and duties as assigned

What You Bring

• Bachelor’s degree preferred; high school diploma required
• Active Florida 6‑20 Insurance License required
• 5+ years of first‑party property claims adjusting experience
• 3+ years of experience serving as a Corporate Representative (P&C preferred)
• Strong knowledge of Florida civil procedure, evidence rules, and P&C litigation
• Expertise in homeowners’ policies, coverage analysis, and litigation strategy
• Proven negotiation, investigation, and problem‑solving skills
• Ability to testify confidently in legal proceedings
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Highly organized, self‑directed, and comfortable in a fast‑paced environment
• Proficiency with Microsoft 365 tools (Teams, SharePoint, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)
• Commitment to living Slide’s Core Values

What Slide Offers To You The Slide Vibe- An opportunity to be a part of a fun and innovation-driven culture fueled by Passion, Purpose and Technology! Slide offers many opportunities to collaborate and innovate across the company and departments, as well as get to know other Sliders. From coffee chats, to clubs, to social events - we plan it, so all Sliders feel included and Enjoy their Journey. Benefits - Created using Slider feedback, Slide offers a comprehensive and affordable benefits package to cover all aspects of health...Physical, Emotional, Financial, Social and Professional. A Lifestyle Spending Account is set up for each Slider and Slide contributes to it monthly for use on any benefit that individually suits you - Health Your Way! 2023 - 2026 BEST PLACE TO WORK - Tampa Bay Business Journal

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