Description

As a Property Subrogation Recovery Adjuster in Remote, US, you'll handle property-related claims including homeowners, condos, apartments, and losses involving water, fire, theft, and damage. You will establish liability, prove damages, and locate insurance coverage to drive successful recovery outcomes.

If you bring 3-5 years of property subrogation experience, strong analytical and negotiation skills, and proficiency in claims handling, join the One Crawford family and apply today.

Preferred location: Indiana, Ohio, Michigan.
Remote eligibility: Anywhere in the US except New York, California, Idaho, Nevada, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii.

Subrogation Adjusters are responsible for the negotiation and recovery efforts of third-party property-casualty claims. The adjuster will enter direct negotiations with insurance carriers, contractors, plaintiff and defense attorneys, self-insureds, uninsured, and municipalities. Claims handled are complex and require a strong understanding of theories of liability and recovery practices and activities.

• 4-year bachelor's degree preferred
• 3+ years handling personal auto claims, exhibiting property-casualty or subrogation experience
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills, with the ability to assess and negotiate liability and damages.
• Proficient use of MS Office applications and PDF documents.
• Decisive and organized, with strong organizational skills.
• Adapts to occasional high-pressure situations
• Familiarity with claims-handling procedures

• Researches, documents and recaps coverage and loss information; could include comprehensive and complex calls
• Communicates over the phone to ensure understanding of reports and documents
• Performs an evaluation of the loss to determine potential total losses using established procedures
• Interprets statutes and case laws to build a strong case for coverage and liability
• Files subrogation claims in Arbitration Forums with persuasive arguments
• Provides prompt, friendly, courteous, accurate, and helpful service including information about the claim handling process, claim number, name of adjuster, and general questions about existing claims
• Effectively follows appropriate process for assignment of claims to adjusters.
• Contacts customers, insureds, claimants, attorneys or others to obtain or clarify information.
• Performs other various duties as assigned.