Browse Legal Remedies solar fraud resources covering scam patterns, customer complaints, financing disputes, contract issues, reporting steps, and consumer-protection options.
Step-by-step on canceling a solar loan: 3-day rescission, TILA right of rescission, FTC Holder Rule defenses, and what to do when the lender refuses.
When a solar installer goes bankrupt, the lender often stays on the hook. How the FTC Holder Rule, TILA, and state UDAP let you assert claims against GoodLeap, Sunlight, Mosaic.
How JAMS and AAA solar arbitration actually works, what it costs, how to challenge mandatory arbitration clauses, and when a solar arbitration attorney helps.
Practical guide to solar chargebacks, ACH disputes, refund evidence, dealer-arranged financing, and FTC Holder Rule claims.
California NEM 3.0 bill shock guide: why solar bills jumped, how to check export credits, and how to file a CPUC complaint.
Provides a high-level guide for consumers asking how to sue a solar company, explaining different legal avenues including small claims court and UDAP/DTPA statutory claims.
Tackles the common true-up shock where solar homeowners receive a massive annual bill from their utility, explaining how to verify the charges and dispute them.
Use these evergreen guides to connect article-level details with the larger consumer-protection workflow: identify the scam pattern, preserve evidence, compare company complaint histories, and decide whether an eligibility review makes sense.