Remote Complex Casualty Claims Expert

EMC Insurance Companies; United States; On-site; USD 112,276 - 177,469; Full time

Job summary

EMC Insurance Companies is seeking a senior casualty claims leader to collaborate on complex claims strategies, provide expert guidance on policies, and oversee reserve and litigation management. The role includes coaching, participation in committees, and ensuring best practices across the casualty claims division.

The ideal candidate has a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, 10 years in casualty claims, state licenses, and professional designations such as AIC, CIC, AIM or CPCU are preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience.
• Ten years of casualty claims experience in progressively responsible roles or related experience.
• Attainment of all applicable state licenses as required.
• Insurance designations such as AIC, CIC, AIM and CPCU preferred.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with casualty claims team on review of claims and resolution strategies for complex issues.
• Acts as subject matter expert on casualty claims policies and insurance programs.
• Leads claim file strategy including reserving, expenses and litigation management.
• Monitors reserve development and provides technical input on reserve recommendations.
• Participates in roundtables and prepares conference reports for claims discussions.
• Oversees progress on complex casualty claims audit action plan items.

Skills

Casualty claims

Leadership

Reserving

Policy knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

State licenses

Insurance designations (AIC, CIC, AIM, CPCU) preferred

Job description

EMC Insurance Companies is seeking a senior casualty claims leader to collaborate on complex claims strategies, provide expert guidance on policies, and oversee reserve and litigation management. The role includes coaching, participation in committees, and ensuring best practices across the casualty claims division.

The ideal candidate has a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, 10 years in casualty claims, state licenses, and professional designations such as AIC, CIC, AIM or CPCU are preferred.