A claims adjuster investigates, evaluates, and resolves insurance claims, and is the primary decision-maker on reserves and settlement authority.

A claims examiner investigates, evaluates, and resolves insurance claims on the carrier's behalf.

A claims supervisor oversees examiners, reviews significant claims, and holds higher settlement authority.

A coverage analyst evaluates whether a policy responds to a claim, separate from liability handling.

A litigation manager oversees an organization's litigation portfolio, directing outside counsel and managing spend.

A risk manager identifies and mitigates an organization's exposures, including insurance procurement and loss prevention.

A subrogation specialist pursues recovery from third parties responsible for losses the carrier paid.

A third-party administrator handles claims on behalf of a self-insured entity or carrier without bearing the underlying risk.