Louisiana Solar Panel Attorneys –
Protecting Louisiana Homeowners from Solar Panel Fraud
Across Louisiana, many homeowners were promised affordable clean energy, tax incentives, and long-term savings from residential solar. Instead, some have been left with unexpected costs, confusing contracts, and systems that fail to perform as represented. If you signed with Green Light or financed through GoodLeap or EverBright, and your experience doesn’t match what you were told, you may have legal options.
Have You Been Misled by a Solar Panel Company?
We are reviewing matters for Louisiana residents who believe they were misled by sales representatives, installation companies, or third-party financing providers. The issues we commonly see include:
- Misrepresentation of Tax Credits and Incentives
Some homeowners were led to expect sizeable federal or state tax benefits that later proved unavailable or far smaller than suggested. In other cases, eligibility hinged on conditions that weren’t clearly explained, or sales projections didn’t reflect the homeowner’s actual tax situation. - Predatory Financing, Hidden Fees, and Misleading Terms
Some contracts include escalating payments, origination fees, dealer fees, or liens that were not clearly disclosed at the time of signing. Others bundle add-on products or services that increase the overall cost without clear benefit. We routinely hear from homeowners who only understand the full financial exposure after installation—when monthly bills or loan statements arrive. - High-Pressure or Deceptive Sales Tactics
Reports include on-the-spot signings, rushed e-sign processes, and verbal promises that are missing from the written agreement. Homeowners describe overstated performance claims, optimistic “payback period” projections, and assurances about incentives or bill reductions that never materialized. - Defective, Inoperable, or Underperforming Systems
Problems range from faulty components and missed inspections to placement that limits production. Some systems don’t integrate properly with utility equipment or monitoring tools, leading to intermittent operation or outages—and at times, property damage or costly service calls.
Who May Qualify
You may qualify for a free case review if you:
- Signed installation or service agreements with Green Light; and/or
- Used financing through GoodLeap or EverBright; and
- Experienced unexpected costs, missing/denied incentives, misaligned performance, or a system that does not operate as represented.
Not sure which documents you have? That’s okay—we can still review your situation.
How We Can Help
Our team evaluates whether the sales process, paperwork, or performance departed from what was represented to you. We compare promises vs. results, analyze the financing disclosures, and assess available remedies under Louisiana and federal law. If we take your case, we work on a contingency fee basis—no fee unless we recover for you.
Hold Solar Companies Accountable
If you’ve been a victim of Louisiana solar panel fraud, you have legal options. Our attorneys are committed to fighting deceptive solar companies and helping homeowners recover their losses.
Contact Lundy LLP today for a free consultation on your Louisiana solar panel fraud case.
