Workers Compensation Claims Examiner III | Dallas, TX area
Insurance Placement Solutions
Irving, TX · Posted October 12, 2026
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About the job
Insurance Placement Solutions (IPS) has an immediate opening for a Workers’ Compensation Claims Examiner III with our client in Irving, Texas. This is a direct-hire opportunity focused on highly complex, litigated, and high-exposure Texas workers’ compensation claims. In-office candidates are preferred, although hybrid or fully remote arrangements may be considered for qualified candidates residing outside the Dallas metroplex.
In this role, you’ll independently manage complex workers’ compensation indemnity claims from investigation through resolution. You’ll evaluate claim exposure, develop resolution strategies, establish reserves, direct litigation, negotiate settlements, and provide technical guidance to less experienced claims examiners.
Workers’ Compensation Claims Examiner III Responsibilities
Manage a caseload of approximately 125–150 complex, litigated, and high-exposure workers’ compensation claims
Investigate claims and evaluate complex compensability issues
Assess medical, disability, and litigation exposures to develop effective claim resolution strategies
Establish and adjust reserves based on claim exposure and developments
Authorize claim payments and settlements within designated authority
Direct defense counsel and oversee litigation strategy and activities
Evaluate significant legal developments and settlement recommendations
Negotiate settlements on complex and high-exposure claims
Prepare detailed captioned reports outlining claim status, exposure, reserves, litigation strategy, and recommended resolution
Identify and escalate claims exceeding assigned authority or requiring management involvement
Provide technical guidance to less experienced claims examiners as assigned
Maintain accurate and timely claim documentation
Ensure claims are handled in accordance with Texas workers’ compensation regulations and client requirements
Qualifications
Minimum of 3 years of workers’ compensation claims handling experience, with 3–5 years preferred
Experience independently managing complex, litigated, and high-exposure workers’ compensation indemnity claims
Experience with subscriber workers’ compensation claims
Advanced knowledge of Texas workers’ compensation laws, regulations, and claims handling requirements
High school diploma or GED required
Preferred
Experience handling workers’ compensation claims for cities, counties, municipalities, or other public entities
Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Licensing & Certifications
Active Texas Workers’ Compensation Adjuster License required
Work Arrangement
Direct-hire opportunity
Position based in Irving, Texas
In-office work preferred
Hybrid or fully remote arrangements may be considered for qualified candidates outside the Dallas metroplex
About Insurance Placement Solutions
Insurance Placement Solutions is a staffing and recruiting firm specializing in the insurance industry. We connect talented professionals with temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct-hire opportunities at leading insurance organizations across the United States.
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