Claim Servicing Specialist
Claim Servicing Specialist
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serve as a primary ClaimAngel contact for an assigned book of plaintiff law firms, building durable relationships with the paralegals and case managers who handle those files
- Conduct high-volume outbound calls to law firms on a defined follow-up cadence, and handle inbound calls from firms on your book
- Contact insurance carriers and adjusters to obtain and verify claim detail, including claim numbers, adjuster contacts, coverage type, and policy limits
- Know what to ask for based on case type, and dig independently when the responsible party goes quiet
- Monitor case progress across the legal case lifecycle: treatment status, medical records and bills, liens, letters of protection, demand submission, suit filing, discovery, mediation, trial dates, settlement, and disbursement
- Review claim documentation, validate information, and keep every funded claim current in our internal systems and in ClaimAngel's platforms
- Review, edit, and approve system-generated status updates within established service windows
- Identify potential risks or discrepancies, assign and maintain risk ratings, and escalate cases requiring intervention with complete documentation
- Maintain portfolio accuracy with no stale or outstanding records
- Report firm-level trends and relationship developments back to sales and operations leadership
- Maintain compliance with relevant policies and procedures, and contribute to the continuous improvement of claims servicing workflows
- RequiredTwo or more years of experience at a plaintiff personal injury firm, insurance defense firm, lien resolution company, pre-settlement funding company, or in insurance claims
- Working knowledge of how a personal injury case progresses, from letter of representation through disbursement
- Demonstrated comfort with high-volume inbound and outbound phone communication, and a preference for picking up the phone over sending an email
- Proven ability to obtain information from unresponsive parties through persistence and independent research
- Strong written communication, sufficient for documentation reviewed by external financial partners
- High attention to detail and accuracy in data entry, particularly with dates, dollar figures, and names
- Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage a personal follow-up cadence without direct supervision, and meet deadlines
- Proficiency with a CRM or case management system, and basic spreadsheet and reporting software
- PreferredPrior experience in claims servicing, legal funding, or related financial services
- HubSpot experience
- Spanish fluency
- Experience on the carrier or adjuster side of insurance claims
- Familiarity with Smart
- Advocate, Litify, Filevine, or Clio
- Experience reviewing or correcting automated or AI-generated output
- Fully remote
- A fast paced startup environment that is growing quickly
- A fun, collaborative team
- Direct influence on process and technology decisions
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