What the Solar Mosaic Bankruptcy Means for Your Case

We’ve had many Solar Mosaic clients reach out asking the same important question:
“What does Solar Mosaic’s bankruptcy filing mean for my case?”

Here’s what you need to know and how Prevost Law Firm is responding.

Looking for more details on the Solar Mosaic Bankruptcy?

Go here and get the full scoop: Mosaic Pauses Solar Loan Operations: What It Means for Homeowners and Installers

Other Mosaic Articles We’ve Written:

• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/solar-mosaic-bankruptcy-updates/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/what-solar-mosaics-bankruptcy-means-for-your-payments/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/mosaic-solar-energy-warning-signs/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/prevost-protecting-consumer-rights-mosaic/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/what-solar-mosaics-bankruptcy-means-for-your-case/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/mosaic-pauses-solar-loan-operations/
• https://blog.prevostlawfirm.com/what-solar-mosaics-bankruptcy-means-for-homeowners/

Bankruptcy Slows the Process, But Doesn’t Stop Your Solar Mosaic Case

First and foremost:

Your case is not over.

Solar Mosaic’s bankruptcy filing temporarily halts legal proceedings, but it does not cancel your rights. What it does mean is that things may take more time, bankruptcy courts move slowly, and we have to let that process unfold.

We Are Actively Participating in the Bankruptcy Process

We’re not sitting on the sidelines. Prevost Law Firm is:

• Filing an entry of appearance on behalf of all Solar Mosaic clients
• Actively participating in the bankruptcy proceedings
• Seeking a seat on the Unsecured Creditors’ Committee, which gives us a stronger voice in the outcome
  

Whether or not we’re formally appointed to the committee is up to the bankruptcy trustee, but either way, we’re staying involved at every step.

What Solar Mosaic Is Trying to Do

Solar Mosaic has already filed a motion with the bankruptcy court asking for permission to:

• Sell off all of their assets which includes the loans they currently hold
• Transfer those loans to their primary creditor in order to satisfy their debts
  

This is standard in bankruptcy proceedings, but we’re watching it closely to ensure your rights are not lost in the process.

We’re Coordinating With the Minnesota Attorney General

We’re also pleased to report that the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office is joining us in this fight. They are supporting our effort to ensure that:

Neither the bankruptcy court nor any sale of assets can strip you of your right to assert claims and defenses.

This includes your right to challenge any party that ends up holding your solar loan.

Your Fee Agreement Remains the Same

Nothing has changed in your agreement with Prevost Law Firm. We are:

• Still representing you
• Still pursuing your claims
• Still committed to protecting your legal rights — in and outside of bankruptcy court
  

We can’t promise a specific outcome, but we’re doing everything we can to advocate on your behalf.

In Summary: We’re Still in the Fight

Yes, the bankruptcy filing will delay progress, but it does not end your case. We are fully engaged in the bankruptcy process and coordinating with state authorities to ensure your voice is heard.

If you have any questions about your case or the bankruptcy process, don’t hesitate to reach out.
We’re here for you and we’re not backing down.

For ongoing updates or to request a no-cost claim review, go here: PrevostLawFirm.com.