AIG - Atlanta, GA
posted 4 months ago
The Paralegal for Claims & Operations at AIG will play a crucial role in supporting the Claims department and the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) by preparing state regulatory filings. This position reports directly to the Chief Claims & Operations Legal Officer and is integral to ensuring compliance with state regulations and facilitating the smooth operation of claims management. The paralegal will be responsible for a variety of tasks that include supporting state licensing activities for individual insurance adjusters and AIG entities managing insurance claims. This involves collecting, reviewing, and preparing documents for production to regulators and law enforcement agencies, as well as preparing privilege logs to maintain confidentiality during legal proceedings. In addition to document preparation, the paralegal will conduct research on federal litigation dockets in PACER, particularly focusing on the status of bankruptcy filings by insurance policyholders. This research is essential for assisting with the implementation of internal controls related to claims payments during bankruptcy stays. The role also requires the preparation of director and officer biographical affidavits to comply with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' requirements. The paralegal will also be expected to perform other related duties and ad hoc projects as required, which may include collaboration with attorneys involved in procurement and real estate transactions. This position offers a hybrid work arrangement, requiring three days in the office, which allows for a balance between in-person collaboration and remote work flexibility. The ideal candidate for this role will be a self-starter with a bachelor's degree or paralegal certificate, possessing at least one year of paralegal experience in a law firm or corporate legal department. Strong organizational skills, the ability to multi-task, and excellent communication skills are essential for success in this role. Prior experience with a property and casualty insurance company and familiarity with state insurance regulations are preferred but not mandatory.