A lawsuit filed by the Minnesota Attorney General alleges that Mosaic Solar charged undisclosed upfront financing fees in connection with consumers' home solar purchases — fees that may have inflated your loan cost by anywhere between 9% and 54%, without your knowledge. Homeowners nationwide may be entitled to compensation.
A lawsuit filed by the Minnesota Attorney General alleges that Mosaic Solar charged undisclosed upfront financing fees in connection with consumers' purchases and financing of home solar systems. These fees — sometimes called “program fees,” “lending fees,” “finance fees,” “platform fees,” “original issue discounts,” or “dealer fees” — were allegedly not disclosed to consumers and may have increased the cost of their solar loans by anywhere between 9% and 54%.
Mosaic loans were offered through numerous solar installers across the United States. Even if you purchased your solar panels through a local or regional installer, your financing may have been through Solar Mosaic. Many Solar Mosaic loans are now serviced through Solar Servicing, LLC — check your loan documents to confirm.
Bursor & Fisher P.A. is investigating claims on behalf of homeowners nationwide who financed a solar panel system through Mosaic Solar. If hidden fees were added to your loan without your knowledge, you may be entitled to compensation. Complete the short quiz below to find out if you may qualify — there is no cost to you unless we recover money on your behalf.
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