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Overview
Connor Law, PC is a consumer protection law firm in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, led by attorney Andrew M. Connor. According to its website, the firm handles solar panel fraud cases, including deceptive sales practices, misrepresented financing terms, undelivered equipment and installation damage, alongside a larger timeshare cancellation practice and auto dealer fraud work.
In our editorial assessment, the firm's main strengths are that a named attorney handles cases directly and that it works on a flat fee agreed in advance. Its main limits for solar homeowners are geography and focus: the firm has one attorney, licensed in South Carolina, and solar is a secondary practice.
Company Background
- Legal entity: Connor Law, PC (per the BBB profile)
- Location: Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
- Attorney: Andrew M. Connor. The firm's disclaimer states he is licensed to practice law in South Carolina; his bio lists admission to the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina and the Fourth Circuit. We did not check the official South Carolina attorney record directly.
- In business since: 2011, per the BBB
- Size: one employee, per the BBB
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Services Offered
According to the firm's solar practice page, services include:
- Contract review of solar contracts, loans and leases for fraud or misrepresentation
- Formal demand letters to installers, lenders and finance companies
- Negotiation and representation in disputes over deceptive sales, financing terms, undelivered work or non-performing systems
The firm says most matters resolve without a lawsuit. It does not describe lease-transfer or buyout assistance for homeowners whose main goal is selling a home.
Pricing
The firm's solar page states: "Most solar panel fraud cases are handled for a flat fee - not hourly. That means you know exactly what you're paying before we do anything." It does not publish the fee amount, so expect to learn it during the free consultation. Ask for the fee and what it covers in writing before you sign.
The firm does not guarantee results. Its disclaimer says: "Every case is different and results are not guaranteed."
Public Reputation
Connor Law has a 5.0 rating from 74 reviews on Google (the listing matched by address and website) and an A+ BBB grade, accredited since March 2022, with 14 reviews and one complaint closed in the last three years. Most public reviews we read concern timeshare cases rather than solar, so they say more about the attorney's responsiveness than about solar outcomes.
Strengths and Limits
- A named attorney handles cases directly
- Flat fee agreed before work begins, no hourly billing
- Strong public reviews: Google 5.0 (74), BBB A+
- Listed in the National Association of Consumer Advocates directory for solar and door-to-door fraud
- One attorney, licensed in South Carolina; coverage of other states is not stated
- Solar is a secondary practice next to timeshare cancellation
- Fee amount not published
- No published solar-specific results or timelines
Who It May Fit
In our opinion, Connor Law may fit South Carolina homeowners who believe they were misled during a solar sale and want an attorney on a known flat fee. Homeowners in other states should first ask whether the firm can represent them there. Homeowners who mainly need a lease transfer or buyout for a home sale may not need an attorney at all; see our guide to the exit options.
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How We Scored Connor Law
Scores apply our published criteria to what we could verify on October 5, 2026.
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reputation | 25% | 4.3 | Google 5.0 from 74 reviews and BBB A+ (accredited), but most public reviews concern timeshare cases rather than solar. |
| Service Scope | 20% | 3.5 | Contract review, demand letters, negotiation and representation for solar fraud; no lease-transfer or buyout service. |
| Pricing Transparency | 20% | 3.0 | States that solar cases are handled for a flat fee agreed before work starts, but does not publish the amount. |
| Geographic Coverage | 15% | 2.0 | One attorney, licensed in South Carolina; the site does not say which states it accepts solar clients from. |
| Complaint History | 10% | 4.5 | One BBB complaint closed in the last three years; no regulator actions found. |
| Credentials | 10% | 4.5 | Named attorney practicing since 2011 with federal court admissions in South Carolina; member of the NACA directory for solar fraud. |
| Overall | 100% | 3.6 | In our opinion, a competent option with both strengths and weaknesses. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Connor Law a real law firm?
Yes. Connor Law, PC is a South Carolina law firm led by attorney Andrew M. Connor, who the firm states is licensed in South Carolina. Confirm any attorney's license with the state bar before hiring.
How much does Connor Law charge for solar cases?
The firm says most solar fraud cases are handled for a flat fee agreed before work starts, but it does not publish the amount. Ask for the fee and its scope in writing.
Does Connor Law handle solar cases outside South Carolina?
The firm's attorney is licensed in South Carolina and the website does not say which states it accepts solar clients from. Ask before you engage the firm.
Does Connor Law guarantee cancellation?
No. The firm's disclaimer says every case is different and results are not guaranteed.
Disclaimer: This review represents the opinions of the SolarPanelExit.com editorial team based on publicly available information as of October 5, 2026. It is not legal advice. Company information can change; verify details directly with the company and confirm any attorney's license with the relevant state bar. Results vary by individual situation.