Jobs at Liberty Mutual Insurance

Handles Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act litigation from assignment through resolution, including case assessment, legal research, discovery, motion practice, negotiations, hearings, mediations, and trial preparation. Advises clients and claims representatives, evaluates legal risks, develops litigation strategies, mentors junior staff, conducts training, ensures compliance, and improves legal workflows through technology and automation.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, assess customers’ insurance needs, recommend appropriate property and casualty coverages, and convert prospects into policyholders. Complete paid training and obtain a Property and Casualty license if needed. Maintain strong customer communication, persuasion, organization, and computer skills while working remotely on assigned schedules, including one weekend day.

Handles inbound calls and warm leads, consults customers on insurance needs, recommends appropriate Property & Casualty coverage, and converts prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid licensing and sales training, customer communication, lead conversion, and brand representation. Employees work remotely on assigned evening and weekend schedules, maintain a compliant home office and wired high-speed internet connection, and obtain a Property & Casualty insurance license after hire.

Supports underwriters by gathering and analyzing exposure, loss, coverage, pricing, and proposal information. Manages workflows from clearance through policy issuance, billing, documentation, renewals, endorsements, and post-sale account servicing. Provides responsive support to brokers and agents, resolves policy and billing questions, coordinates internal service requests, and verifies the accuracy of underwriting and pricing materials.

Handles inbound calls and warm leads to understand customers’ insurance needs, recommend appropriate Property & Casualty products and coverages, and convert prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid training and licensing, customer consultation, sales closing, brand representation, and remote collaboration. Employees must work a fixed schedule including one weekend day, maintain a compliant home office and wired high-speed internet, and remain in their resident state for at least one year.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, consult customers on insurance needs, recommend appropriate Property and Casualty coverage, and convert prospects into policyholders. Representatives receive paid licensing and sales training, work remotely, and follow assigned weekday and weekend shifts. The role requires strong communication, persuasion, customer service, organization, PC proficiency, and compliance with work-from-home and state licensing requirements.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads, consult customers on insurance needs, recommend appropriate coverages, and convert prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid Property and Casualty licensing and sales training, commission opportunities, customer communication, and representing the Liberty Mutual brand. Employees must work a fixed schedule including one weekend day and maintain a compliant home office with wired high-speed internet.

Manage a focused Texas DTPA litigation caseload from assignment through resolution, including legal research, pleadings, discovery, motions, negotiations, hearings, mediations, and trial preparation. Advise claims representatives and clients, evaluate legal risks, develop litigation strategies, support senior counsel, conduct training, mentor junior staff, ensure compliance, and improve workflows through technology and automation.

Conduct onsite inspections of homeowner property damage, prepare repair estimates, manage claims from first notice to closure, coordinate vendors, explain coverage to policyholders, and provide empathetic customer support while working primarily in the field within a local territory.

Manages Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act litigation from assessment through resolution, including research, discovery, motion practice, negotiations, hearings, mediations, and trial preparation. Advises clients and claims representatives, evaluates legal risk, develops litigation strategies, and ensures compliance with legal and ethical standards. The attorney also mentors junior staff, conducts training, supports senior counsel, uses legal technology to improve efficiency, and serves as a subject-matter resource for specialized first-party litigation.

Perform onsite inspections of homeowner property damage within an assigned Austin territory; prepare repair estimates; manage claims from first notice to final closure; explain coverage, coordinate vendors, handle moderate-to-complex claims independently, and respond to catastrophe duty when needed. Participate in a 5-month training program and occasional in-person sessions.