General Liability and Auto Claims Adjuster III

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General Liability and Auto Claims Adjuster III

General Liability and Auto Claims Adjuster III
Fully Remote Remote Worker - N/A

Avon Risk is the nation’s leading specialty risk manager for self-insured organizations, uniting respected regional leaders in workers’ compensation, liability, managed care, and risk management across 32 states. With nearly 700 professionals and brands including Intercare, Inter Med, George Hills, and AS&G Claims Administration, we’re a people-focused, operations-driven organization that prioritizes reasonable caseloads, strong training, collaborative teams, and expert support — investing in tools and workflows that reduce friction, not increase volume, so our people can build real careers here.

Our commitment to claims excellence has been recognized industry-wide:
George Hills was named the 2026 U.S. Insurance Awards Claims Management Team of the Year, with Intercare also named a finalist in the same category.

The Adjuster III investigates, evaluates, and adjusts assigned claims, which typically consist of medium to complex non-litigated and litigated general liability, third-party automobile bodily injury and property damage claims, and may include claims involving more specialized lines of business. This role independently selects and directs defense and coverage counsel and serves as a technical resource for less experienced adjusters on complex coverage, litigation, or reserving questions, as needed.

Must be qualified legally and technically to handle all claims competently and be able to handle more complex, litigated claims.

Position is fully remote with preference for candidates in California. Regular travel is required for mediations, settlement conferences, and hearings, which may exceed two hours each way.

The employee shall be asked to perform all of the following essential functions, and other duties as assigned.

• Investigate, analyze, and determine the extent of liability concerning personal, casualty, or property loss or damages, including assessing and estimating vehicle or property damage.
• Correspond with, interview, and telephone the client's employees, claimants, witnesses, medical specialists, and agents to compile relevant facts and supporting business or managerial research.
• Obtain and evaluate client, customer, legal, and property records to determine whether evidence supports the claim.
• Gather physical evidence and inspect properties to determine damages, following applicable contract, property, and insurance law and evidentiary procedures.
• Obtain all necessary reports and documents to analyze and evaluate the loss or damages, and attempt to effect settlements with claimants when appropriate.

• Review insurance applications, contracts, and policies or memoranda of coverage to determine appropriate coverage.
• Obtain, review, and evaluate records — police, medical, and other supporting documentation — to recommend claim action.
• Establish, monitor, and adjust reserves as appropriate throughout the life of the claim.

• Maintain records, reports, diaries, and files on the CMIS in accordance with the Company Procedure Manual and established Company and regulatory criteria.
• Document spoken and written case activity on the CMIS and prepare timely status reports for clients.

• Collect evidence to support contested claims in court.
• Select and manage defense and coverage counsel and experts; provide direction to defense counsel in managing litigated cases.
• Keep clients advised throughout the litigation process.
• Serve as a technical resource for less experienced adjusters on complex coverage, litigation, or reserving questions, as…