Construction Claims Analyst
April 29, 2024
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A Construction Claims Analyst is a professional who specializes in analyzing and managing claims that arise in the construction industry. These claims can involve disputes over payments, delays, defects, or other issues that may occur during a construction project.
What Does a Construction Claims Analyst Do?
The responsibilities of a Construction Claims Analyst can vary depending on the size and complexity of the construction project. However, some of the common tasks that they may perform include:
- Investigating and analyzing construction claims
- Preparing and submitting claims on behalf of their clients
- Negotiating with insurance companies and other parties involved in the claim
- Providing expert testimony in court or at arbitration hearings
- Developing strategies to avoid or minimize future claims
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Nick Gould chartered quantity surveyor, and his book practical guide to building contract claims. It covers the entire claims process, from identification and quantification to negotiation and settlement.
Michael Callahan nationally recognized construction lawyer and arbitrator. He has over 40 years of experience litigating construction claims, and is considered one of the leading experts in the field. His book focuses on claims preparation and litigation strategies for construction professionals.
David Thomas is an experienced insurance investigator and claims adjuster. His book comprehensive guide to claims investigation, and provides practical advice for insurance professionals on how to investigate and assess claims effectively.
John Roughley successful insurance broker and author of over 20 books. His book comprehensive guide to the insurance claims process, and provides practical advice for both policyholders and insurance adjusters.
Peter Rose leading expert on insurance law, and has written extensively on claims handling. His book is aimed at insurance professionals, and provides a comprehensive overview of the claims handling process.
Todd West has over 25 years of experience as an insurance claims adjuster, and his book is designed to train insurance professionals on how to adjust different types of claims, including property, casualty, liability, disability and workers compensation.
Joel and Carolyn Ramsey are insurance brokers and authors. Their book beginner's guide to claims management, and provides clear and concise explanations of the claims process.
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