Solar Panel Fraud Attorney Protecting Maryland Consumers

At the Holland Law Firm, consumer protection is the firm’s exclusive focus. We represent consumers facing unfair treatment by corporations, lenders, debt collectors, and financial institutions when it comes to a variety of issues, including solar panel fraud.

As the demand for renewable energy solutions surges, so too does the prevalence of scams targeting consumers. Solar energy has unfortunately attracted unethical players who capitalize on homeowners’ desire to go green. A door-to-door salesman made promises. You signed. Now you owe a lot of money for a system that may not work, and your roof might be leaking.

For over 20 years we’ve helped victims of solar panel fraud, wrongful debt collection, wrongful credit reporting, and other scams. Let’s hold these companies accountable.

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    Common Forms of Solar Panel Fraud

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    Misleading Promises About Savings

    Sales representatives often exaggerate projected utility savings, guarantee lower electric bills that never materialize, or misrepresent tax credits and government incentives without explaining eligibility requirements. Consumers end up trapped in expensive long-term financing agreements that deliver nothing close to what was promised.

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    Deceptive Contracts and Financing

    Solar contracts are lengthy and difficult to fully evaluate during high-pressure sales visits. Consumers are often rushed into signing without proper explanation of interest rates, payment obligations, liens, escalation clauses, or cancellation rights. Many later discover they agreed to loans or leases they didn’t fully understand.

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    Installation Problems and Property Damage

    Delayed installations, incomplete projects, poor workmanship, and systems that never operate properly are common complaints. Roof damage, electrical issues, and safety concerns often follow. Companies may subcontract work to inexperienced installers or fail to obtain required permits, leaving homeowners with the consequences.

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    Unauthorized Signatures and High-Pressure Tactics

    Some cases involve forged electronic signatures, unauthorized financing applications, or repeated pressure to sign contracts on the spot. Elderly consumers and homeowners unfamiliar with complex financing are especially vulnerable to these tactics.

    Your Legal Protections

    Maryland consumers are protected by both federal statutes and Maryland laws prohibiting unfair and deceptive trade practices. These laws cover deceptive sales tactics, misleading financing arrangements, false advertising, cancellation rights, and unauthorized signatures.
    In many cases, consumers may recover damages for financial losses, property damage, attorney’s fees, and other harm caused by fraudulent or deceptive conduct.

    Our Process

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    1. Initial Contact

    Fill out our contact form, providing basic information about your case and including your contact details.

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    2. Review

    We review the information you submitted to determine if we can assist with your legal issue.

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    3. Request for Additional Information

    If we believe we can help, we’ll request more details and offer a paid consultation. If we cannot help, we’ll email you with links to relevant legal resources.

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    4. Paid Consultation

    If you proceed, a 45-minute consultation will be scheduled to discuss the facts and assess your legal options. We will email you a consultation agreement.

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    5. Decision Making

    After the consultation, we’ll collaborate to decide whether hiring us is the right course of action.

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    6. If We Can’t Assist After the Consultation

    If we determine we can’t assist, we’ll provide you with information about other legal resources.

    Why Hire One of Our Attorneys?

    Solar panel fraud cases involve complicated contracts, financing arrangements, and technical disputes concerning installation and performance. Solar companies and lenders rely on complex agreements and aggressive sales practices designed to minimize accountability. Consumers benefit from attorneys who understand:

    • Federal consumer protection statutes
    • Maryland unfair trade practice laws
    • Consumer financing and lending issues
    • Contract and disclosure requirements
    • Deceptive sales and advertising practices
    • Litigation strategy against large corporations

    If you’ve been dealing with the fallout from fraudulent activity relating to your purchase of solar panels, talk to us.

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    What our clients say. We’re proud to stand with consumers who are being treated unfairly, and we appreciate our clients sharing the experiences they’ve had working with us.