For GoodLeap and Loanpal borrowers
Your solar loan deserves a closer look.
If the savings never appeared, the installer stopped answering, or the loan was not explained clearly, Bennett Legal can review the documents behind your GoodLeap loan.
Free and confidential · No obligation
Private 3-step review
See what may matter in your case.
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Step 1
Your loan & what you were told
The promises that got you to sign.
Step 2
Your home & system
What happened after the paperwork.
Step 3 — Potential legal options
Potential options a review may explore.
0 options selected
Loan cancelled or reduced
Void or cut the balance you never should have owed.
Lien / UCC filing removed
Clear a security interest tied to the equipment that can affect selling or refinancing your home.
Credit repaired
Undo the damage a disputed loan did to your credit.
Money back
Recover payments, damages, and fees where the law allows.
These are potential outcomes, not promises — no outcome is assured until your specific facts are reviewed.
Recovered by Bennett Legal for a Texas homeowner in a solar-loan matter (loan cancelled, UCC filing released, credit repaired, cash paid).
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is evaluated individually. This matter involved Sunlight Financial; presented as our solar-loan experience, not a result against GoodLeap.
GoodLeap Case Intake
Solar fraud matters — free case evaluation
How it works
What happens after you contact us?
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Step 1
Free consultation.
Tell a solar attorney what happened with your GoodLeap loan — no cost, no obligation.
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Step 2
We review your loan.
Our solar lawyer team examines your loan terms, dealer fees, and installer's promises.
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Step 3
We obtain your contract.
We pull your GoodLeap loan documents and installation paperwork directly.
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Step 4
We determine your path.
We decide whether JAMS arbitration or litigation gives you the strongest case.
Why Bennett Legal
GoodLeap's arbitration clause
is now your best weapon.
GoodLeap buried an individual JAMS arbitration clause in your loan agreement to block class actions. What they didn't anticipate: it also gives you a faster, more focused forum — one where your specific facts drive the outcome.
✕Class Action / AG Lawsuits
- -You are one of thousands — your individual facts don't drive the outcome
- -Cases take 3–7 years to resolve
- -Settlements average pennies on the dollar per claimant
- -You have no control over settlement terms
- -Blocked by GoodLeap's arbitration clause anyway
✓JAMS Arbitration with Bennett Legal
- ✓Your case is heard individually — your specific facts and damages matter
- ✓JAMS cases typically resolve in 12–18 months
- ✓You recover your actual damages, not a class share
- ✓GoodLeap's contract requires them to pay JAMS filing fees
- ✓Experienced JAMS arbitrators understand consumer fraud patterns
Active GoodLeap Cases
We are filing and litigating GoodLeap cases in JAMS arbitration right now. We know the documents, the defenses, and the patterns — because we are already taking them on.
Network of Experts, Fair Costs
We leverage a national network of solar engineers, forensic accountants, and consumer fraud experts to build strong cases efficiently. We'll give you a clear, honest answer on cost before you commit to anything.
GoodLeap Is Still Solvent
Unlike Sunlight Financial, GoodLeap is a well-capitalized operating company. A favorable arbitration award is collectible. You are pursuing a defendant with the resources to make you whole.
The full record
The evidence behind your claim
Everything below is on the public record. Expand any section for the full detail — the fraud playbook, government enforcement, the numbers, and the arbitration precedent behind these cases.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't let GoodLeap keep your money.
Every month you wait is a month of loan payments on a product you may have been defrauded into buying. GoodLeap used their arbitration clause to protect themselves. Now use it against them.
Trademark Disclaimer: Bennett Legal is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way associated with GoodLeap LLC or its predecessors (including Loanpal, Paramount Solar, or Paramount Equity Mortgage). The name "GoodLeap" is used solely in a descriptive, factual context to identify the company against which Bennett Legal represents clients. This constitutes nominative fair use under applicable trademark law. This page is intended to provide truthful information to consumers about their legal rights. Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.