FAQ

At Prevost Law Firm, we remain committed in helping you get the best possible outcome in your solar panel case.

The term “Deceptive Trade Practice Act” or DTPA often comes up in legal conversations around solar panel lawsuits, but what

If you’ve been searching for ways to take legal action against your solar panel lender or installer, you may have

A common question we receive from clients is whether they can sue Titan Solar directly for misrepresentations, defective installations, or

A common question that comes up during solar panel litigation is: what should you do if you need to sell

Many homeowners are confused about the different types of warranties that come with their solar panel systems. What Is a

A common question we receive from clients is: “If my solar panels need repairs, who should I call?” The answer

A common question we hear is, “What should I do if my panels need repairs while we’re still waiting to

A common question among homeowners pursuing legal action over their solar panel loans is, “What happens to the panels after

One of the most common questions we hear from homeowners is: What is the difference between a secured and an

One question we often receive is this: If my solar panels are not working, am I allowed to stop making

One of the questions we frequently receive from clients is, “What happens if my solar panel installation was never completed,

Many clients have asked an important and understandable question: why are we unable to share the details of a settlement?

A common question we receive from prospective clients is, “Why do I have to pay a retainer?” This question often

Many prospective clients have asked whether Prevost Law Firm handles solar lease or power purchase agreement (PPA) cases. We appreciate

One of the most frequently asked questions from homeowners stuck with faulty or misleading solar panel agreements is: “Do I

When homeowners enter into solar panel contracts, they often don’t anticipate needing legal action to resolve disputes. However, many solar

Many homeowners who have been misled into purchasing solar panels often ask: Can I just sue them myself? While the

If you’re dealing with a dispute over your solar panel system, you might have come across the term arbitration in your contract.

A common question many homeowners ask when dealing with solar panel loans is, “What happens if I used my tax