You May Need Expert Legal Advice to Tackle the Bureau of Automotive Repair
If you are an auto shop owner or auto technician in California, it is an unfortunate fact that the Bureau of Automotive Repair can easily become a very important part of your life.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on Merits of Disputing and Appealing Bureau of Automotive Repair Decisions
Los Angeles, California – October 24, 2020. Automotive Defense Specialists, a legal team of highly-trained defense attorneys representing auto repair shops, station owners, and technicians in the auto repair industry at https://automotivedefense.com/, is proud to announce a new post on the merits of disputing and even appealing decisions by California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair.
We Are in the 21st Century, and Today You Need a License for Nearly Everything
In today’s modern society here in California, licenses are our lives. You can’t drive without a license. You can’t be a doctor without a license. You can’t even be a hairdresser without a license. Who would have thought that you would ever need a license to cut someone’s hair? The same goes for SMOG stations and technicians.
Being a Smog Station Owner Has Its Problems, Especially the Bureau of Automotive Repair in California
Being the owner of a SMOG station has its advantages, as does being the owner of many businesses. However, when you run many businesses you have to constantly attract customers.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Popularity Metrics on Post Regarding Defense Attorney against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair
Los Angeles, California – September 24, 2020. Automotive Defense Specialists, a law firm defending SMOG technicians and station owners against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair, is proud to announce new popularity metrics of one of its key blog posts.
Disputes and Confrontation Are No Fun, but Sometimes You Have No Choice in Fighting the BAR
Disputes are never fun. This is especially true when you are a SMOG station owner or technician and you receive a notification from the Bureau of Automotive Repair. Unfortunately, this is a David and Goliath situation.