Senior Casualty Claims Resolution Specialist - Complex - Central Region

Description Lead With Expertise. Deliver Impact That Matters. Grow With a Company That Invests in You. At Liberty Mutual, we show up for people in their toughest moments, and we show up for our employees with the same commitment. We are currently seeking a Senior Claims Resolution Specialist for our Complex Casualty Team in the Central Region. We are looking for someone who brings deep technical expertise, sharp critical thinking, and a passion for doing what's right.If you're energized by the challenge of managing high-exposure, complex, and catastrophic injury claims, and you want to work in an environment where professionalism, integrity, and empathy guide everything we do, this is the role for you.🌟 What Makes This Role SpecialYou Own the Complex WorkYou'll be the point person on severe and catastrophic auto and homeowner's casualty claims, navigating litigation, partnering with counsel, and driving strategy.Your Expertise Is ValuedYour judgment plays a key role in shaping outcomes. You'll influence decisions on some of our most significant claims, backed by leaders who respect your experience.Flexibility Meets PurposeThis role is remote or hybrid depending on location, with only a modest two days a month expectation if you live near a hub.You'll Keep GrowingFrom advanced technical training to mentorship opportunities, we're dedicated to helping you expand your impact.Competitive Bonus Opportunity External candidates with an active FL or TX All-Lines Adjuster License (CEs current) may qualify for a $2,500 sign-on bonus.What You'll DoManage the investigation, evaluation, and resolution of complex auto and homeowner's casualty claims.Assess coverage, liability, and damages; recommend settlement strategies and escalate appropriately for authority review.Identifies potential suspicious claims and refers to SIU and identifies opportunities for third party subrogation.Collaborate closely with trial counsel; attend mediations, arbitrations, trials, hearings, and con