Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on Seeking a SMOG Shop Attorney to Defend against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair
Santa Monica, California – December 24, 2021. Automotive Defense Specialists, a California-based law firm representing SMOG technicians and auto repair shop owners is proud to announce a new post. Actions by the state’s Bureau of Automotive Repair can contain statements blaming an auto tech for actions beyond their control.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on Bureau of Automotive Repair Citations
Santa Monica, California – November 30, 2021. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of best-in-class defense attorneys for SMOG shops and auto mechanics is proud to announce a new post on the troublesome issue of citations by the California Bureau of Automotive Repair.
Quite Obviously, Thieves Are Sneaky, but It’s Not Only Thieves Who Are
It’s obvious that thieves are sneaky, but it’s not just thieves who are. For instance, how about all the married people who sneak off for a meeting – and more – with somebody else? What about cats? (If you keep a cat, you will know full well what we mean!).
Running a SMOG Shop Has Many Issues, and Not Just Awkward Customers
Getting your car SMOGGED is a legal requirement in California, and that means that owning and running a SMOG shop can be a very good business. Figures from 2018 show that there were 15.1 million vehicles registered in California – 0.82 vehicles for every resident! So, there are plenty of people in the SMOG business with plenty of customers.
Receiving a Citation From the Bureau of Automotive Repair Is Serious
Receiving a citation is never fun. Whether it’s a citation because you are driving too fast, whether you made an “illegal” left turn, etc. The same goes with a citation from the Bureau of Automotive Repair. It may be scary and obnoxious.
If You Dispute a Bureau of Automotive Repair Decision, You Need an Attorney
The Bureau of Automotive Repair has a lot of power. They have a team of attorneys whose job is to enforce California‘s tough SMOG regulations. It may not “go your way”.