Litigation Claims Representative

Most days tend to involve a blend of attorney coordination, file review, and litigation management work — reviewing pleadings and discovery responses, coordinating with defense counsel on strategy, evaluating settlement positions, and attending mediations. You'll often spend part of the time on reserve and authority work that litigation files require.

The harder part is often the legal complexity of litigated claims combined with the cumulative weight of carrying exposure that often runs higher than non-litigation files. You'll typically coordinate with defense counsel, senior leadership, and reinsurers on files where the dollar amounts and reputational considerations both matter.

People who tend to thrive here are detail-rigorous, comfortable with litigation processes, and steady under exposure pressure. The trade-off is the legal and financial exposure of litigation work and the cumulative pressure of significant claims. If you find satisfaction in resolving litigated claims well within real legal constraints, the role can be a respected destination in claims work.