Senior Technical Claims Specialist, Construction Complex
Liberty Mutual
- Location
- Remote
- Work model
- Remote
- Level
- Senior
- Salary
- $500k/yr
- H-1B history
- 11 approvals (FY2023)
About this role
Description Looking for an amazing new claims opportunity? Senior Complex Construction Claims Specialist — Complex CGL & Construction Liability (Litigated, $500K+)
Overview Liberty Mutual’s Specialized Claims group has an immediate opening on our Complex Construction Claims Team. We’re seeking an experienced claims professional who thrives on challenging, high-exposure commercial casualty matters arising from construction operations — including complex Commercial General Liability (CGL) and Construction Injury/Liability claims (all litigated or high-exposure losses $500,000+). You will own matters end-to-end, managing coverage and liability strategy, directing investigations and experts, coordinating litigation and outside counsel, and driving timely, defensible resolutions for our Construction Industry accounts. (Note: this role does not handle construction defect claims.)
Why this role is a great fit for you
Work exclusively on technically complex, high-exposure construction-related casualty claims that require advanced legal and claims judgment. Autonomy to set strategy, reserves and resolution plans, with authority to direct investigations and manage outside counsel and experts. Opportunity to influence outcomes across underwriting, product and legal teams and to be a recognized technical resource on construction liability issues. Exposure to multi-party, catastrophic injury and cross-coverage matters — valuable experience for senior claims leaders and litigators. Flexibility with structure. This role is primarily remote, with a light-touch office cadence - just two in-office days per month for those who live within 50 miles of one of our hub locations in Boston, MA; Hoffman Estates, IL; Indianapolis, IN; Lake Oswego, OR; Las Vegas, NV; Plano, TX; Suwanee, GA; Chandler, AZ; and Weatogue, CT. Policy is subject to change.
Key Responsibilities
Manage a caseload of complex, litigated construction-related losses ($500K+) from assignment through resolution: coverage analysis, liability assessment, investigation planning, reserving, negotiation, settlement or denial where appropriate. Lead coverage interpretation and application for issues commonly encountered in construction claims: additional insureds, tenders, indemnity agreements, other insurance, SIR/deductible mechanics, primary vs. excess placement, and limits erosion. Direct litigation strategy: analyze pleadings, manage discovery and depositions, evaluate venue and trial risk, prepare for mediations and settlement conferences, and recommend and implement resolution strategies. Build and lead the working team for each matter: coordinate Home-Office Legal, defense counsel, SIU when appropriate, medical and causation experts, accident reconstructionist, engineers, and other technical consultants. Select, supervise and evaluate outside counsel, including establishing budgets, staffing plans, billing guidelines expectations, and performance measures. Set and adjust reserves based on defensible analysis and develop settlement strategies that protect the company’s interests while advancing timely resolution. Maintain accurate, complete file documentation and ensure secure handling of financial transactions and claim information. Collaborate proactively with Underwriting, Risk Control, Reinsurance/Excess, Product and Subrogation teams; identify and communicate trends and technical insights. Mentor and coach less-experienced claims professionals and contribute to team training, process improvements, and special projects.
What we seek in a candidate An experienced claims professional with a strong Commercial General Liability and/or Construction Liability background (preferably with claims $500,000 and above), sound judgment on complex coverage and liability questions, and the confidence to lead files, mentor others, and manage litigation strategy independently. Qualifications What we’re looking for — Required
Substantial