Who is required to hold an adjuster's license in Minnesota?

In Minnesota, holding an adjuster's license is a requirement specifically for individuals who are directly involved in adjusting claims, which includes workers' compensation claims. A WC Claims Adjuster must possess this license to legally evaluate, negotiate, and settle claims within the Workers' Compensation system. This ensures that the adjuster has the necessary training and understanding of the laws that govern workers' compensation in Minnesota, including the ability to assess injuries, determine benefits, and comply with regulatory standards.

The other roles mentioned, such as employees handling claims in general or supervisors, do not necessarily require a specific adjuster's license unless they are involved in the adjustment process themselves. Similarly, insurance company executives may have oversight responsibilities but are not directly involved in adjusting claims, thereby not needing this particular licensing. Therefore, only those individuals functioning as WC Claims Adjusters need to hold the license, reflecting the specialized nature of the role within the insurance framework.