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Introducing the Energy Consumer Law Group
Consumer Protection for the Clean-Energy Marketplace Joshua S. Horton and Jeffrey Vivo have formed the Energy Consumer Law Group, PLLC (“ECLG”), a law firm devoted to representing homeowners in disputes arising from residential solar installations, PACE assessments, and the consumer financing that funds them. The firm’s launch reflects a simple observation: the residential clean-energy market…
Read MoreWhen the Sun Sets on a Promise: Freedom Forever’s Bankruptcy and What Homeowners Must Know
A Collapse in the Making For years, Freedom Forever presented itself as a cornerstone of the Americanresidential solar revolution. Operating across more than thirty states and installing solarenergy systems on approximately 190,000 homes, the company occupied a position ofcommanding market authority—at one point holding 6.1 percent of national marketshare and ranking as the second-largest residential…
Read MoreLegal Rainmaking 444: Lions Lead and well… Sheep Get Eaten – “A Legal Rebel” Book Launch
I don’t say that for shock value—I say it because I’ve lived it. Not in theory, but in blood, grit, and by Grace. I wasn’t handed a career in law. I earned it the hard way—through spiritual warfare, solitary reflection, and the kind of pain that either destroys you or forges you into something dangerous, yet Divinely in tact and still fighting.
Read MoreWhen Solar Finance Giants Reach The Bankruptcy Stage of Its Scheme: How to Safeguard Your Consumer Rights
This just in, Solar Mosaic LLC, a major player in residential solar financing, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy, see In re Mosaic Sustainable Finance Corporation, Case No. 25-90156 (Bankr. S.D. Tex. (Hou.). With estimated assets and liabilities between $1 billion and $10 billion, the Oakland-based company has faced significant challenges due to macroeconomic factors, including high…
Read MoreCan Florida Consumers Beat Fifth Third Bank in Court? What’s at Stake in the Dividend Solar Loan Lawsuits
Thousands of Florida homeowners may soon find out whether the courts will side with consumers or protect corporate lenders in one of the most sweeping legal battles over solar energy financing in the state. The controversy centers on Dividend Finance, now a division of Fifth Third Bank, and its role in allegedly deceptive solar financing…
Read MoreLegal Examination of Allegations Against Dividend Finance in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Lawsuit
In recent news, the State of Minnesota, led by Attorney General Keith Ellison, has launched a civil enforcement action against several prominent financial entities in the solar lending industry, including Dividend Finance. This lawsuit underscores significant allegations of deceptive lending practices that have reportedly affected thousands of consumers across the state. At the core of…
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