Its Hard Work in the SMOG Business. Then You Also Have the Bureau
Technicians in the SMOG check industry here in California work hard. It’s noisy, dirty, tough work, and the clients are often not happy. Well, it figures, doesn’t it? When you tell them their vehicle has failed the California SMOG test, they are not exactly going to be over the moon. Quite the opposite.
At Long Last, California SMOG Technicians and Station Owners Have a Voice
Democracy with a small “d” means that the people get their say. Well, “Stop The STAR Program” at http://www.stopthestarprogram.com/ is a forum where disgruntled SMOG technicians and station owners can now get to put in their two cents.
As a SMOG Station Owner, If You Receive a STAR Citation You Have Rights
If a government employee tells you to do something, do you have any rights? Well, under the present circumstances, we might not be so sure. But leaving Coronavirus aside, you might realize that you DO have rights. To the best of our knowledge, they have NOT suspended the constitution in California. At least, not yet.
Don’t Try to Fight a BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair) Decision on Your Own: It’s Not Worth It
If you are a SMOG technician or station owner and you receive a decision from the BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair), it is not a good idea to try and fight it on your own.
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on California Bureau of Automotive Repair License Defense and Value of Attorney Representation
Santa Monica, California – April 27, 2020. Automotive Defense Specialists, a law firm that represents auto shop station owners and technicians who participate in California’s SMOG and/or STAR Programs for air quality, is proud to announce a new post on the value of an attorney in a possible auto license defense case.
Received a Bureau of Automotive Repair Citation? You May Have Rights in an Appeal
A citation isn’t anything more than an allegation by the government. It might be true. It might be false. It might be – who the heck knows?