Jobs at Markel

Manage a team of claims examiners handling complex excess non-construction claims involving bodily injury and property damage. Oversee coverage decisions, reserves, settlements, reports, regulatory compliance, performance management, training, budgeting, and resource planning. Collaborate with underwriting, actuarial, executives, customers, and channel partners while identifying industry trends and participating in mediations, trials, conferences, and special projects.

Manage complex, high-exposure insurance claims across environmental, product liability, life sciences, toxic tort, professional liability, and general liability lines. Responsibilities include coverage analysis, reserve evaluation, litigation and counsel oversight, settlement negotiation, claim strategy, regulatory compliance, reporting, and collaboration with underwriting and risk teams. Serve as a technical resource and mentor while handling claims autonomously within delegated authority.

Investigate, evaluate, negotiate, and settle Directors & Officers, Financial Institutions, and excess professional liability claims. Determine insurance coverage, manage litigation, communicate with policyholders, brokers, underwriters, and leadership, establish reserves, assess settlement values, prepare coverage correspondence, and maintain reporting and procedural compliance. The role also supports claims initiatives and examiner training while independently managing a caseload.

Handles moderate- to high-complexity management liability claims, including D&O, EPL, and fiduciary liability matters. Investigates coverage, assesses liability and damages, negotiates settlements, manages litigation and defense counsel, and communicates with policyholders, brokers, underwriters, and internal stakeholders. The role also oversees TPA relationships, supports claims operations, provides technical guidance and training, and contributes to claims initiatives and process improvements.

Investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and settles casualty and specialty insurance claims of moderate complexity. Responsibilities include analyzing policy coverage, assessing liability and damages, managing reserves, overseeing defense counsel and experts, reviewing litigation strategy and costs, negotiating settlements, maintaining claim files, communicating with stakeholders, and escalating significant issues. The role requires 2–4 years of casualty claims experience and operates in a hybrid work environment.

Leads strategic development and execution for the railroad commercial property underwriting business. Oversees underwriting teams, authority, profitability, growth, retention, portfolio aggregation, pricing standards, product strategy, training, quality, and account reviews. Builds relationships with producers, clients, internal departments, and leadership while identifying market and product opportunities. Requires extensive railroad or inland marine underwriting expertise, strong leadership and communication skills, 25% travel, and U.S. work authorization.

Provides front-office, facilities, reception, mailroom, and administrative support across departments and branch offices. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, handling calls and packages, coordinating meetings and office moves, processing documentation, managing supplies and invoices, supporting vendors, maintaining records, and administering building access and badges. The role requires strong customer service, organization, reliability, computer proficiency, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.

Develop and revise insurance policy forms and endorsements, ensure regulatory compliance, research competitor forms, support filings and implementations, lead form-related projects, train and mentor team members, and provide underwriting and regulatory support.