Apparently Mr. Morrison runs at least one other businesses like he runs his law practice. In 2015, he sold me an expensive rooftop solar power system that included a 5-year warranty on labor associated with any system failures that may occur within a 5-year period. On October 2, 2016, one of the panel optimizers failed so the associated panel stopped generating any power. Mr. Morrison requested that I pay the repair people for their labor but after reviewing the warranty agreement, he conceded that the labor costs were his responsibility. He later termed that "swallowed the cost" even though the warranty stipulated it was at his expense. The replacement part was free since it was covered by the manufacturer's warranty but it was weeks before he even found a few minutes to call the supplier and arrange for an exchange for a new one. It was not until November 7 (35 days later) that Mr. Morrison sent two associates to uninstall the old and reinstall the new optimizer. Then the nightmare replayed itself once again starting on September 22, 2018. Only this time, Mr. Morrison ended up washing his hands of all responsibility on the basis that he declared hissolar company "defunct". He further stated that, as a result, he cannot be held personally responsible for any costs associated with an entire bank of 20 panels failing intermittently ever since he was first notified on September 22, 2018. I am currently seeking legal advice as to what my options may be to hold Mr. Morrison responsible for what most definitely will be a costly affair to repair this most recent failure. In any event, please use extreme caution before hiring Mr. Morrison to provide ANY service for you. This is one example where "buyer beware" truly apples to someone who apparently likes to "con" his prospective clients. read more
