Automotive Defense Specialists, Expert California Bureau of Automotive Repair Defense Lawyers, Announces Upgraded Contact Page

Oakland, California – October 18, 2017. Automotive Defense Specialists, top attorneys involved in STAR and SMOG disputes with California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair, is proud to announce a newly updated contact page. The newly updated page makes it easier than ever for impacted SMOG / STAR Program station owners and/or technicians to request a consultation.

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“When a technician or mechanic calls us about a STAR certification or SMOG program dispute with the Bureau of Automotive Repair, they may think that we’ve got the case covered at that point, but they would be wrong,” explained attorney William Ferreira of Automotive Defense Specialists. “The initial contact is about gathering information. Once we’ve done that part, we need to schedule a consult to discuss the case and how to move forward. We hope the update to the website makes the process easy.”

To review Automotive Defense Attorney’s newly upgraded “about” page, visit https://automotivedefense.com/about/.  Defense attorneys working to represent station owners and SMOG check technicians against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair, may request a consultation after initial contact. The newly updated page emphasizes the importance and ease of reaching out for a consultation. To learn more about services involving so-called STAR Program invalidations by the Bureau of Automotive Repair, also visit the website.

Contacting and Consulting a Bureau of Automotive Repair Defense Lawyer can be Easy as 1,2,3

Here is background to this release. If a SMOG station or STAR Program participant has received a letter from the Bureau of Automotive Repair, the reasons for the contact may vary. Low FPR (Follow Up Pass Rate) scores could have flagged the BAR to send a STAR invalidation letter, for example. Another scenario is that a visit from an undercover car may have resulted in a SMOG violation letter. Auto Shop Technicians and dealers may not have a lot of time to decipher the reason for receiving an accusation letter from the Bureau of Automotive Repair. Deadline dates and violation fees can cast a dark cloud over a busy shop owner’s day. Contacting a top auto defense attorney may be the first move, but it shouldn’t be the last.

For these reasons, Automotive Defense Specialists has recently announced a newly updated web page for persons requiring a contact or consult with an attorney. SMOG shop owners, dealers and STAR certified technicians may not realize contact with an auto defense attorney can involve several steps. The basic steps are noted below:

Step 1: Make Contact with a Bureau of Automotive Repair Defense Lawyer Step 2: Follow up with the defense attorney and schedule a consultation to review the potential case.
Step 3: The defense attorney begins the process of defending, as necessary, any actions taken by the Bureau of Automotive Repair

It may be important to remember that merely contacting a top attorney to defense against a BAR letter may not be the only action to take. Following up with a consult can ensure a SMOG shop or STAR Program participant has the best lawyer to fight the Bureau of Automotive Repair in every legal way possible.

About Automotive Defense Specialists

Automotive Repair Specialists is a top law firm representing auto repair facilities, SMOG check stations, and technicians in every facet of their legal needs including accusations from the Bureau of Auto Repair, STAR license invalidations and STAR invalidation appeals. Contacting a top auto defense lawyer and consulting with attorneys after initial contact can the best strategy to fighting back.
The company offers free phone consultations to auto shops, mechanics, technicians and others who are facing disciplinary actions from the California Bureau of Automotive Repair.

Web. https://automotivedefense.com/
Tel. (415) 392-2886


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