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As Litigation Specialists, we help lawyers prepare for court trials. We provide support to attorneys and lawyers during the litigation procedure. We are responsible for coordinating legal documents and forming litigation support documents. Completing documentation requests and gathering evidence to be used in a court trial is part of our daily responsibilities. We review and manage all claim related legal actions and evaluate settlement potential; negotiate agreements on certain cases. We prepare reports and case summaries and coordinate activities of attorneys and SFIC’s legal bill management personnel. Working as Litigation Specialists, we resolve disputes between attorneys and clients.
Core tasks:
- monitor third-party lawsuits
- recommend changes to security first approved counsel list
- maintain reserves on litigated claims
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Is Litigation Specialist a female or male dominated profession?
Benjamin Gardner
50% are women in this profession.
What is the most common age of a Litigation Specialist?
Sophie Hayes
32 is the average age of people working as a Litigation Specialist.
How much experience do you need to work as a Litigation Specialist?
Benjamin Gardner
You should work for 7 years on average to become a Litigation Specialist.
What industries does a Litigation Specialist typically work in?
Benjamin Gardner
Finance & Insurance is typical for a Litigation Specialist to work in.
Speaking of higher education, do I need a degree as a Litigation Specialist?
Liam Brown
Most people have a Bachelor of Arts degree
Which company are you working for as a Litigation Specialist?
Sophie Hayes
Working as a Litigation Specialist it might be a good next step to work for Bank of America, Citizens Property Insurance, Erie Insurance Group, Nationwide and Progressive Insurance
How long do you usually work as a Litigation Specialist before changing to another position?
Benjamin Gardner
More than 5 years is the typical lifespan for a Litigation Specialist.
Is it common for people to switch companies and still work as a Litigation Specialist?
Benjamin Gardner
A typical Litigation Specialist might work for one or two companies.
What occupations do people usually work in before becoming a Litigation Specialist?
Liam Brown
You have a good chance of becoming a Litigation Specialist if you are working as Claims Representative, Claims Adjuster or Paralegal
Working as a Litigation Specialist what job titles should I consider to switch to?
Isabella Holmes
Claims Manager, Paralegal or Claims Supervisor are good next steps for a Litigation Specialist
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