Carrie Scott is KCIC’s technology lead, both in operations/infrastructure and for development. “I work with a talented group of people to make sure our technology stays innovative and top of the line to support our client’s needs,” she says. “I also focus on the Consulting side of our practice, leading many clients through their day-to-day and long-term strategic goals.”
Carrie particularly enjoys sinking her teeth into larger data analysis and transition projects. “I get to combine my interest in data analysis with my strong organizational tendencies,” she says.
Besides having a practical understanding of how to identify a client’s needs and potential solutions, she is passionate about helping her clients succeed. “I work hard for and care for their overall well-being,” she says.
Carrie is called upon to provide expert testimony for cases involving client claims administration procedures, insurance allocation and billing practices, proof of underlying exhaustion, and data migration, as well as database analysis and construction. She also speaks on such subjects at industry events.
Outside of work, Carrie cherishes time with her son — especially playing soccer and basketball with him. As a former collegiate rower, she further ignites her sports passion by getting to the gym regularly and returning to the river to row as much as possible.
Expertise
Consulting
- Coverage litigation and settlement
- Claims and insurance analysis
- Expert and fact testimony
- Proof of underlying exhaustion
Platform-Related Consulting
- Claims management
- Insurance billing
Custom Solutions
Education
2000 – B.S., Computer Science and Economics, Tufts University
2000 – B.S., Economics, Tufts University
2012 – M.B.A., The Johns Hopkins University
2012 – M.S., Information Technology Systems, The Johns Hopkins University
Activities
Member - DRI
Speaker - “The Top Emerging Trends in Asbestos Litigation”, Perrin's “Cutting-Edge Issues on Asbestos Litigation” conference, March 2017
Speaker - “Primary/Excess: The Business of Layers” at HB Litigation’s Emerging and Complex Insurance Claims Forum, February 2016
