Forensic Accountant – Insurance Claims & Loss Analysis

Charles Taylor; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Charles Taylor is seeking a forensic accountant to resolve financial insurance losses, including business interruption, product recall, cyber, fidelity, and stock claims, by analyzing accounting records and third-party information. You will determine the real economic impact and assist in minimizing risk for the insured and instructing party.

The role extends to assessing quantum, negotiating with brokers, lawyers, and management, and collaborating with the adjusting team to align loss

Qualifications

• Experience in forensic accounting or insurance claims preferred.
• Ability to interview claimants and witnesses and to gather official reports.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and assess insured financial losses from inception to settlement.
• Provide support and advice to policy holders in relation to their losses.
• Examine claims forms, policies and endorsements, client instructions and other records to determine coverage in the event of a financial loss.
• Service current clients and build relationships to grow the client base.
• Interview claimants and witnesses, obtain official reports, inspect damage, compare information with evidence.
• Set loss reserves and perform detailed analysis of financial and non-financial information.
• Prepare reports by collecting and summarizing information.
• Identify potential litigation when appropriate.
• Present evidence and serve as an expert witness at legal proceedings.

Skills

Analytical skills

Negotiation

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Organizational skills

Team player

Independent work

Job description

Charles Taylor is seeking a forensic accountant to resolve financial insurance losses, including business interruption, product recall, cyber, fidelity, and stock claims, by analyzing accounting records and third-party information. You will determine the real economic impact and assist in minimizing risk for the insured and instructing party.

The role extends to assessing quantum, negotiating with brokers, lawyers, and management, and collaborating with the adjusting team to align loss