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Underwrites excess and umbrella casualty risks by selecting or rejecting business, pricing coverage, setting terms, assessing risk quality, and supporting profitability. The role develops broker and agent relationships, markets insurance products, applies underwriting guidelines and regulations, reviews risk reports, and initiates loss prevention actions. Frequent day and overnight travel is required for business development and account management.
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Manage a complex nationwide portfolio of commercial casualty claims, particularly construction-related, contractor liability, New York Labor Law, and excess exposures. Responsibilities include coverage analysis, investigations, reserves, litigation strategy, negotiations, claim resolution, and collaboration with defense counsel, underwriting, legal teams, brokers, and insureds. The role requires maintaining adjuster licenses, monitoring claim trends, ensuring regulatory compliance, and providing technical expertise on complex claims.
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Manage California workers’ compensation claims from inception through resolution. Investigate claims, evaluate coverage and compensability, establish reserves, negotiate settlements, develop resolution strategies, prepare large-loss reports, collaborate with counsel and external vendors, ensure regulatory compliance, maintain documentation, and communicate with stakeholders.
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Investigates, evaluates, and resolves workers’ compensation claims, including coverage and liability reviews, settlements, reserves, payments, and compliance. Handles arbitrations, mediations, depositions, and trials as needed. Communicates claim decisions to stakeholders, provides technical guidance, and may coach or manage staff. Requires multi-state adjuster licensing and substantial workers’ compensation claims experience.
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Manage California and Oregon workers’ compensation claims from inception through resolution. Responsibilities include investigating claims, evaluating compensability and coverage, setting reserves, negotiating settlements, developing resolution strategies, collaborating with defense counsel and external vendors, preparing large-loss reports, maintaining documentation, analyzing claim trends, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The role is remote and requires Pacific Time Zone business hours, occasional travel, and strong communication skills.
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Develops and manages enterprise business intelligence products, including semantic models, governed definitions, metadata, dashboards, and AI-assisted analytics capabilities. Translates complex business needs into measurable analytic solutions, advises stakeholders, supports adoption and training, and manages product lifecycle, quality, performance, and business impact. Partners with product managers and business leaders to prioritize work, manage risks, communicate value, and guide less experienced team members.
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Manages highly complex California workers compensation claims, including investigations, coverage and liability determinations, settlement negotiations, reserves, payments, and claim-file documentation. The role may participate in arbitrations, mediations, depositions, and trials, communicate with insureds and claimants, and coach staff. Candidates need extensive property and casualty claims experience, preferably California workers compensation expertise, strong analytical and negotiation skills, and advanced knowledge of insurance policies, laws, and claims procedures.
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The Senior Business Analyst conducts business analysis, collaborates to document and validate requirements, improves processes, and supports technical implementations and reporting using Guidewire and data visualization tools like Cognos and Tableau.
