An attorney for the questions behind your solar dispute
A solar problem can involve a sales promise, an installation contract, a separate loan, and a system that does not perform as expected. Estefan M. Encarnación leads Defiant Law’s work evaluating homeowner disputes involving contractors and financing companies.
The review starts with what you were told, what you signed, who performed the work, and what the records show. The aim is to identify a supportable legal path before making commitments about the outcome.
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Misleading sales representations, disputed signatures, financing terms, installation delays, roof or property damage, production concerns, and transfer or cancellation questions. The review considers loans, leases, and PPAs according to the agreements and the facts. Acceptance depends on jurisdiction, conflicts, and the firm’s ability to handle the matter.
What working with the firm involves
Intake gathers the initial story and contact details. If further work is appropriate, scope and fees are explained before a separate engagement agreement. Retained work may involve organizing records, identifying the parties and issues, and pursuing an agreed strategy. A request for review does not itself retain the firm or pause deadlines. English- and Spanish-language inquiries are welcome.
Background and preparation
Estefan’s broader background includes real estate, civil litigation, business, and estate planning. Before practicing law, he served in the United States Marine Corps. His education includes California State University, San Bernardino and the University of La Verne College of Law. That background supports a practice centered on careful preparation and direct communication.
How the parties connect
Understand the businesses behind a solar transaction.
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