If Something Goes Wrong in an Auto Repair Shop It Can Mean Big Trouble
When you run an auto repair shop anywhere in California you have a dilemma. If your technician repairs the car correctly – everyone is happy. But if something goes amiss – whether or not it’s your fault (that’s up for investigation) – then the customer can get angry.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces New Online Interview with Attorney William Ferreira on Auto Repair and Smog Shop Defense Issues
Los Angeles, California – September 28, 2021. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of best-in-class defense attorneys for the SMOG and auto repair industry is proud to announce a new online interview. Lead attorney William Ferreira spoke with Racket & Wrench Magazine about the challenges facing those who might confront the state regulatory agency, or Bureau of Automotive Repair.
Ratchet & Wrench Interview: Building Your Best Defense as an Auto Repair Shop or Technician
If You Own an Auto Repair Shop in California, It Can Be a Thankless Task
Oh boy! And you thought it was a great idea to run an auto repair shop in California. It was going to be profitable, and a great way to earn a living.
Don’t get us wrong. You’re right.
However, there are certain issues when you run an auto repair shop and they are (1) the customers and (2) the Bureau of Automotive Repair.
If You Receive a STAR Invalidation, You Need to Appeal It
The STAR program in California’s smog industry is the “creme de la creme,” that is the “best of the best.” It’s the state’s way to really “up the game” for both consumers who need SMOG certificates and shops that want to provide them.
Receiving a Criminal Case Contact From the Bureau of Automotive Repair Is Scary
Criminal cases can be scary, as the very word “criminal” is just a lot more frightening than “civil.” But really, anytime you as an individual are in a dispute with the government, there is the possibility of it being classified as “criminal.”