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Prevost Law Firm Reviews and Results: What Their Clients Say
When homeowners realize their solar company didn’t deliver what was promised, many turn to Prevost Law Firm for help. Across the country, the firm has represented thousands of consumers in cases involving solar panel issues, unfinished systems, dealer fees, and burdensome contracts that left families in financial distress.
While individual results vary, client reviews and case stories reflect a consistent theme: professionalism, clear communication, and compassionate advocacy from Neal Prevost and the rest of the firm’s experienced legal team.
From Empty Promises to Relief: Wilson Reclaimed Rights After Solar Scam
When Wilson Styles signed up for solar with Encore, it seemed like a great opportunity. They pitched him on a powerful system: additional rooftop panels and a Tesla Powerwall that would slash his electric bills and let him sell power back to the grid.
From Solar Nightmare to Relief: How Prevost Law Firm Helped Natalie Win Back Her Peace of Mind
Natalie’s solar dream quickly turned into a nightmare when Victory Solar went bankrupt, leaving her family with debt, broken promises, and higher bills. With the help of Prevost Law Firm, she fought back against her lender, won relief, and finally regained peace of mind.
From Leaks to Legal Relief: Patricia’s Journey Out of a Bad Solar Deal
When homeowners come to us, it’s rarely because things went smoothly. It’s because they were misled, ignored, or left with a system that caused more harm than good. Patricia’s story is one we hear all too often — but her outcome is exactly why we do what we do. Patricia to talk through her experience and the relief she finally has after her case was resolved.
What to Do When a Solar Installer Abandons You: Shane’s Case Study
When a solar company promises long-term savings and support, homeowners trust that the investment will pay off. But for many customers—especially when a company shuts down or disappears—solar quickly becomes a burden instead of a benefit. That’s exactly what happened to Shane, one of our recent clients.
Rusty Stone Escaped a Solar Panel Disaster: How Prevost Helped
For Rusty Stone, going solar felt like a smart, forward-thinking investment—until it turned into a nightmare almost overnight. He was sold a promising system by Encore Solar, a company that vanished just days after the installation began.
This Homeowner Fought Back After a $73K Solar Scam—and Won
When John Schaaf agreed to install solar panels on his home, it all started with what seemed like a trustworthy neighborly pitch. A door-to-door salesperson—who identified himself as a local veteran and family man—convinced John to go solar with Encore Solar. The promise? Major energy savings, the potential to sell excess energy back to the grid, and a seamless installation.
Justice for Solar Scams: Tim’s Story with Prevost Law Firm
“Do It. It’s Definitely Worth It.” – How Prevost Law Firm Helped Tim Riker Win His Solar Lawsuit
When Tim Riker signed up for solar panels, he was promised a dream—low energy bills, major tax credits, and reliable energy. Instead, he ended up with higher bills, a damaged home, and a lender that wouldn’t take responsibility.
This Family Fought Back After a Solar Nightmare with Titan – And Won
When Israel’s parents in Phoenix, Arizona, had solar panels suddenly installed on their home in 2021, they didn’t realize they were stepping into a long and frustrating legal battle. The panels, installed by Titan Solar without the family’s usual involvement or informed decision-making, led to roof leaks, financial confusion, and ultimately a complete breakdown in trust.
How Prevost Law Firm Helped One Family Erase Over $73K in Solar Debt
When Bart Daniels was left with a non-functioning solar system and a $73,590 loan, they didn’t know where to turn. The installer went out of business. The panels didn’t work. And the lender still wanted payment. That’s when they called Prevost Law Firm. Our team fought hard—and won full loan cancellation, a refund of $28K+, and peace of mind.
Daughter Fought Back After Solar Scam Left Elderly Mother in Debt
When Dallas Logan visited her mother’s house and noticed solar panels on the roof, she was caught off guard. Her mother hadn’t mentioned anything about the installation—and as Dallas quickly learned, there was a reason why.
Our Results
What clients are saying
"Took Care of Everything"
I felt completely stuck when Encor went out of business, leaving me with an unfinished solar system that didn’t work, failed inspections, and a loan I still had to pay. On top of that, they misled me about tax credits and savings, and I ended up paying more in taxes and insurance instead. Prevost Law Firm stepped in and took care of everything. Their team handled my case with professionalism and compassion, and I’m so grateful for the outcome. If you're struggling with solar issues, you need to call them. (Cara J.)
"Exceeded My Expectations"
My experience with Encor Solar was a disaster. They installed a system that didn’t work, used an unlicensed subcontractor, voided my roof warranty, and lied about the need for batteries during power outages. When they went out of business, they left me with an unfinished system and no way to fix the mess they created. Prevost Law Firm was amazing—taking on my case and delivering results that exceeded my expectations. They are true advocates for homeowners, and I’m so grateful for their help. If you're facing a similar situation, I can’t recommend them enough! (John S.)
"Pleasure To Work With"
Would recommend 100%. Neal and his staff did an excellent job keeping me informed about the process every step of the way. He was able to get a settlement. He was a pleasure to deal with. (Gabrielle S.)
"Communicated Each Stage Clearly"
Working directly with Mr. Prevost was excellent. Having worked with several attorneys in several fields regarding general real estate matters, I was very pleased with my specific niche case against UCC-1 filings regarding solar liens. Mr. Prevost knew exactly how things would play out in handling the matter and communicated each stage clearly with me as to what I should do and what his team would need from me in the process. (Cody McDonald)
"Changed Our Lives
We can’t thank Prevost Law Firm enough for what they’ve done for us. My wife and I felt utterly defeated and trapped by the $73,590 loan for a solar panel system that never even worked. Encor, the installer, went out of business before the system passed inspection, but Solar Mosaic still demanded we pay for it. As disabled homeowners, we felt taken advantage of and didn’t know where to turn.
From the first phone call, their team made us feel like we weren’t alone in this fight. They listened to our story, fought tirelessly on our behalf, and never gave up until they got results. Thanks to them, our $73,590 loan was completely canceled, and we were refunded every single dollar of the $28,493 we had already paid into the loan. Best of all, we got to keep the solar panels for free!
When we got the news, we were overwhelmed with relief and gratitude. My stroke has already made life challenging enough, and this financial nightmare had only added more stress. Now, thanks to Prevost Law Firm, we can breathe again and finally focus on getting the panels working for us.
To anyone dealing with a solar panel loan disaster: don’t wait—call Prevost Law Firm. They are incredible, and they truly fight for people like us. We are so grateful we found them, and we hope others in similar situations will reach out for their help.
Bart and Diana Daniels
A Firm Built on Decades of Legal Experience
Led by attorney Neal Prevost, the firm brings decades of legal experience in consumer protection law and now specifically solar loan litigation. Their practice now solely focuses on homeowners who entered solar contracts or financing agreements that later caused legal issues or financial nightmares, often due to deceptive trade practices or confusing loan structures.
Prevost regularly handle specific niche cases involving solar liens, and dealer fees that can inflate solar loans by 20–35%. These issues fall under both state and federal law, requiring careful review to determine whether homeowners may have viable claims under statutes designed to protect consumers.
The firm’s cases often involve major industry players such as Titan Solar, Solar Mosaic, Encore Solar, and hundreds more. Companies named in federal courts, media reports, or consumer complaints for alleged misrepresentations or operational failures. While Prevost Law Firm does not speak for these companies, it has represented numerous clients with similar situations, including systems left unfinished or producing little to no power.
What Clients Appreciate Most
Many clients describe their first phone call with Prevost Law Firm as the moment they finally felt heard. The process begins with a cost claim review, allowing the team to assess whether a case fits within the firm’s focus area. If the firm accepts the case, a signed letter of representation formally establishes the attorney-client relationship and launches the legal process.
Clients often mention the professionalism of their case managers, who keep them informed every step of the way. Reviewers highlight how the team breaks down complex solar panel lawsuits into understandable terms, explaining how federal law, state statutes, and consumer financial protection regulations may apply.
One client shared her story publicly, saying that Prevost Law Firm did an excellent job explaining her options and guiding her through her solar lawsuit. Another client, Tim Riker, discussed his experience after dealing with Titan Solar, describing how the firm “walked him through each step until his case reached a resolution.”
Because many cases end in settlement agreements, the firm cannot always disclose details or dollar amounts. However, general feedback from clients, both written and video testimonials, indicates that homeowners appreciate the clarity, honesty, and respect they receive.
Advocates for Consumer Protection
The team at Prevost Law Firm views every case through the lens of consumer protection law. Whether it’s investigating a solar loan, a non-functioning solar system, or a roof warranty voided by an unlicensed subcontractor, the attorneys approach each claim with the goal of protecting clients’ rights under both federal and Texas law.
They frequently review loan documents that may involve dealer fees, UCC-1 filings, or solar liens that homeowners didn’t fully understand when signing. Some clients later learn that 60–70% of their monthly payments go toward interest rather than principal. This often creates massive loans that feel impossible to repay.
In some instances, state attorneys general and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have investigated similar patterns in the solar panel industry, citing deceptive trade practices and violations of consumer-lending regulations. While Prevost Law Firm is not part of government enforcement agencies, it uses these findings to strengthen its approach to individual cases.
Helping Homeowners Move Forward
For many clients, the hardest part of their experience wasn’t signing the solar contract. It was realizing that the system didn’t work, the company stopped responding, and the loan payments continued regardless of whether or not they had a working system that delivered what was promised. Prevost Law Firm is helping thousands of homeowners in similar situations take informed legal action.
Some clients were told they would receive major tax credits or low energy bills, only to find out later that their panels were improperly connected or installed by unlicensed subcontractors. Others discovered that false promises during the sales process voided their roof warranties or placed unexpected liens on their homes.
In each scenario, the firm’s attorneys carefully evaluate whether the facts meet legal thresholds for breach of contract, deceptive trade practices, or related claims.
If you’re facing solar panel issues, an unfinished system, or a solar panel loan disaster, you’re not alone. Prevost Law Firm has guided thousands of clients through these legal matters with clarity and compassion.
Every case begins with a cost case review to determine whether you may have a strong case under Texas state or federal law. The consultation is for informational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship until formal documents are signed.
Whether you’re in Texas or another state, the firm’s attorneys are here to help you understand your rights, your contracts, and your options for relief. Call Prevost Law Firm today to request your review and learn why so many homeowners describe their experience with one phrase: “I finally feel heard.”
Feeling Lied To About Solar?
Millions of Americans have been duped into one-sided solar contracts. If you were misled when purchasing solar panels, you are not alone.
Is your solar contract costing you more money that it’s saving you? Did the solar salesperson misrepresent the savings or outright lie to get you sign up? Did you lose your warranty?
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Nothing herein is intended, and does not, create an attorney client relationship and is for informational purposes only. The Prevost law firm is licensed in Texas and is licensed to practice law in all Texas state courts and in multiple Federal Courts and Arbitration in 46 states. Solar sales are governed by both state and federal law. The attorney client relationship will only be created after the parties enter into a signed letter of representation.