The Heartbreaking Truth about a Bureau of Automotive Repair Citation
Receiving a citation isn’t fun. Maybe you’re used to slowly rolling past the corner stop sign near home, and an officer happens to be nearby watching.
Leading Defense Attorneys for SMOG Stations & STAR Program Participants in California, Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on How to Fight the Bureau of Automotive Repair
San Francisco, California – March 1, 2019. Automotive Defense Specialists, a team of lawyers defending SMOG shops, STAR Program participants, and technicians against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair at https://automotivedefense.com/, is announcing a new post on how to fight the Bureau.
Band Together and Learn How to Fight the Bureau of Automotive Repair
Auto shop techs are in a club by themselves. Who else knows what it’s like to SMOG test cars all day and deal with the specific challenges related to the job? Although auto repair shops can be in competition, individual technicians tend to have each other’s backs.
How to Recognize the Window Dressing of Bureau of Automotive Repair Undercover Vehicles
Let’s get straight to the point, lifting the hood of a Bureau of Automotive Repair undercover car can be like entering an Open House. Everything looks well-maintained, but costly issues could be found if you take a more in-depth look. It’s important to really pay attention though. Like a smiling real estate agent showing a […]
Automotive Defense Specialists Announce Two New Monthly Openings for Bureau of Automotive Repair Accusations in the SMOG Check Industry
January 31, 2019 – Santa Monica, California. Automotive Defense Specialists, professional attorneys focused defense work against California’s Bureau of Automotive Repair, is proud to announce new openings for SMOG stations, technicians, or STAR Program participants who may be facing what is called an “accusation” by the Bureau. Aggressive actions by the BAR has increased the […]
Learn the Rhetoric: SMOG Checks and the Bureau of Automotive Repair
You could say right now many Americans are in the middle of an “awakening.” They have spent years listening to the rhetoric of one political party or another only to be continuously disappointed. For instance, a politician might commit to bringing more jobs to poor neighborhoods.