Automotive Defense Specialists Announce New Post on the Value of a Defense Attorney for STAR Suspension by Bureau of Automotive Repair
Santa Clara, California – May 25, 2023. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of professional lawyers fighting for auto repair technicians, and SMOG shops against the Bureau of Auto Repair is proud to announce a new post on the issue of “STAR suspensions.”
The Little Guy vs. the Government: Why Getting a SMOG Shop Lawyer can Help
Administrative agencies in California play a critical role in regulating various industries and activities. In California, the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) is responsible for regulating automotive repair shops and ensuring that they comply with the state’s emissions standards.
STAR Suspension Notice? Don’t Be Afraid. You May Benefit from an Attorney
The California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) regulates and enforces emissions standards through its STAR Program. The STAR Program requires SMOG test stations to meet strict standards for emissions testing and repair services.
Need to Deal with the Bureau of Automotive Repair? Read On.
Dealing with an administrative agency can be a daunting task, particularly if you – as a SMOG tech or auto repair shop owner – are facing an administrative action that could have significant consequences for your career or business.
Automotive Defense Specialists Launches New Content on Protecting SMOG Shop Licenses Against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair
Santa Clara, California – April 26, 2023. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of attorneys representing SMOG shops, auto repair technicians, and owners against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair is proud to announce new content on regulatory issues surrounding the California Bureau of Automotive Repair.
The ‘Class Conflict’ Between Auto Repair Shop Techs and California Bureaucrats
The auto repair and SMOG check industry is an important part of the California economy, employing tens of thousands of technicians across the state. However, there can be a potential “class conflict” between these hard-working technicians and attorneys who may not understand the unique challenges and perspectives of those working in the industry.