Legal Dictionary

Claims administrator

The term used by insurance companies and others involved in processing an injury compensation claim.

Auto accident cases: Claims administrators are generally employed directly by an insurance company and work to balance the interests of the insurance company against the interests of the person filing a claim.

Workers compensation cases: Generally, claims administrators are employed by insurance companies or third-party administrators who handle claims for employers. In some cases, claims administrators work directly for large employers that handle their own claims.

Also referred to as: claims adjuster; or claims examiner.

Case Results

  • $2,650,000: Vehicle Rollover Accident
  • $1,725,000: Auto/Truck Collision
  • $225,000: Auto Accident
  • $1,600,000: Car Rollover
  • $1,475,000: Highway 50 Auto/Truck Collision
  • $161,000: Drivers collide at sharp curve in middle of roadway as cornfield obstructed view
  • $500,000: Tow-Truck Operator Struck and Killed
  • $529,000: Workers Compensation

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