Minnesota
The Attorney General sued GoodLeap and three other solar lenders over alleged hidden dealer fees in financed solar transactions.
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GoodLeap research
GoodLeap, formerly Loanpal, appears in solar-financing lawsuits, Attorney General cases, and arbitration disputes around the country. This hub organizes the strongest records by state and separates allegations from court rulings.
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The Attorney General sued GoodLeap and three other solar lenders over alleged hidden dealer fees in financed solar transactions.
Read GoodLeap research →A 2026 Attorney General case names GoodLeap among lenders connected to the Power Home Solar / Pink Energy record.
Read GoodLeap research →Maryland: the 2026 Arias v. GoodLeap record includes a federal ruling addressing contract formation and arbitration. That procedural ruling is kept separate from the merits of the consumer claims. Maryland solar resources →
Texas: 2026 court records include GoodLeap arbitration and contract-formation disputes. Texas solar resources →
Florida: GoodLeap also appears as a plaintiff in 2026 litigation involving solar-cancellation businesses. That record is tracked separately from homeowner claims against GoodLeap. Florida solar resources →
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FLAG means Financing Litigation & Arbitration involving GoodLeap. It is an editorial research label, not a finding of wrongdoing. Open the state tracker →
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