Automotive Defense Specialists Announce New Post on STAR Suspension Program and Need for a Defense Lawyer
Santa Monica, California – June 27, 2023. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of professional lawyers that handle disputes with the California Bureau of Automotive Repair is proud to announce a new post on so-called “STAR Suspension” notices.
The Power of an Attorney: Equalizing the Battle Against Governmental Agencies
When it comes to disputes with governmental agencies like California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR), small business owners, such as auto repair shop proprietors, can find themselves locked in a daunting struggle against the “administrative state.”
Keep Your SMOG Station in Compliance with the Rules and Regulations in California
As an auto repair shop owner or corporation, the responsibility for the actions of your employees falls on your shoulders. This can be particularly challenging in the case of SMOG tech technicians, who are responsible for ensuring that vehicles meet California’s strict emissions standards.
If You Have a SMOG Station in California Learn How to Stay in Compliance
Dealing with difficult customers can be one of the most challenging aspects of working in a SMOG shop. Customers whose vehicles fail to pass California’s tough emission standards can be particularly difficult to deal with.
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.