Giving Sidekicks their Due at a Bureau of Automotive Repair Law Firm
Every hero has a sidekick. You can call them buddies, amigos, cohorts, assistants, colleagues, or associates. Sherlock Holmes had Dr. Watson, Batman had Robin, and Han Solo had Chewbacca. Sidekicks aren’t necessary there for comic relief or a “side story.”
The Numbers Game and STAR Invalidation Appeals
Business is a numbers game, plain and simple. How many employees you retain should be balanced by the number of customers you serve and the products you sell. When business is slow, an auto shop might offer a special deal to boost the numbers.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces New Informational Video about California STAR Invalidation Appeals in the Age of Social Media
November 28, 2018 – Santa Clara, California. Automotive Defense Specialists, expert auto shop defense attorneys, are proud to release a new informative video on YouTube on so-called “STAR invalidations” from the Bureau of Automotive Repair. The STAR Program is an initiative by California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair for SMOG check stations that have to meet […]
Playing Dirty: Contact a SMOG Check Technician Attorney before Going to Court
One of the best things about being a kid was we could play outside and were expected to get dirty. It started with mud pies as wee ones and graduated to camping and sports. The joy of squishy mud between our toes and the smell of the forest in our sleeping bags made us feel […]
Happy Holidays…Oops, It’s a Bureau of Automotive Repair Letter!
Getting a letter in the mail used to be something people looked forward to. Now, most folks email or send electronic “greeting cards.” The only time of the year we can expect to get a real card in the mail is around December. It’s still a tradition to send out and receive cards, especially for […]
Opinion vs. Facts: Bureau of Automotive Repair Disciplinary Actions and the Rule of Law
Back in the Wild West era when a criminal was on the loose, wanted posters littered towns and cities. There seemed to be no doubt that the person who was wanted by authorities was a bad guy. He robbed a bank or stole cattle or something western-outlaw-villain-like.