by Scott Sarra | Oct 26, 2026 | Solar Contract Misrepresentation, Solar Law Updates
When residential solar installations do not deliver the utility bill reductions, incentives, or system performance discussed during the sales process, homeowners frequently face an unexpected complication: the installation contractor and the financing provider are...
by Scott Sarra | Oct 26, 2026 | Solar Contract Misrepresentation, Solar Law Updates
If your federal three-day right to cancel has passed, you aren’t automatically stuck. While the standard, no-questions-asked cancellation window may be closed, a contract can still be challenged and completely voided if it was built on deceptive sales practices,...
by Scott Sarra | Jul 7, 2026 | Solar Contract Misrepresentation
By: Scott Elkind, Chief of Litigation Strategy Solar contracts cause enormous impediments to persons needing to refinance, sell their homes, or arrange reverse mortgages. With most solar contracts, the solar company will place a UCC-1 lien on your property to secure...
by Scott Sarra | Jun 30, 2026 | Solar Contract Misrepresentation, Solar Law Updates
By: Scott Elkind, Chief of Litigation Strategy Solar sales representatives are notorious for not fully explaining contractual terms to customers. For customers who cannot afford to buy their solar panels outright, there are two other options: leasing and power...
by Scott Sarra | Jun 30, 2026 | Solar Contract Misrepresentation, Solar Law Updates
By: Scott Elkind, Chief of Litigation Strategy Many customers have been misled during solar sales presentations. These presentations customarily include glowing promises of lowered or eliminated electricity bills, energy independence, long-term savings, ease of...
