Since 2002, the Peace Law Firm has handled Long Term Disability, Life insurance, and Personal Injury cases on a Contingency Fee basis.
We believe in stepping up for the injured and mistreated. At the Peace Law Firm, you’re more than your case.
Whether you’ve been in a serious car accident and need help getting fair compensation or you’ve had an employment-related benefit claim denied, we want to help.
We represent real people, NOT Insurance Companies, Employers, or Group Benefit Plans.
John Peace founded the Peace Law Firm in Greenville, South Carolina in 2002. He has advised both lawyers and non-lawyers on Group Benefits cases and on other ERISA and Insurance Issues for over 15 years. Ultimately, John believes in helping individuals who are being mistreated by larger entities and companies. He has a passion for representing individuals, and focuses on disability claims, ERISA claims, and personal injury case for that reason. He doesn’t represent insurance companies or employers - he represents you. Learn More About John
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When an insurance company denies benefits unfairly, you may wonder what your options are as you face down medical bills. If your policy falls under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) and the insurance company covered by ERISA acts in bad faith, you may have specific legal options. When someone denies benefits […]
Long-term disability pre-existing condition exclusions can limit or delay your ability to receive benefits if you become unable to work due to a medical issue. In simple terms, pre-existing condition exclusions restrict the benefits your insurance will provide for certain health conditions that existed before your coverage began. Insurance companies often use these provisions to […]
