Muscle Cars vs. Legal Muscle: How to Fight a Bureau of Automotive Repair Citation
Auto shop mechanics have a reputation for being tough. Maybe itโs the Hollywood stereotype of the tattooed โgrease monkeyโ with muscular arms working on muscle cars. They are portrayed as strong dudes with oil in their veins ready for a fight. In reality, we know many auto technicians are just regular guys and gals who […]
California Law Firm for Bureau of Automotive Repair Issues, Automotive Defense Specialists, Releases Timely Post on Bureau of Automotive Repair Accusations and Opposing Viewpoints
Santa Monica, California – December 18, 2016. Automotive Defense Specialists, top defense lawyers for Bureau of Automotive Repair accusations, citations, and other issues concerning SMOG and STAR program problems for California automobile repair stations and technicians, is proud to release a timely blog post on so-called ‘accusations.’
Archived Blogs on Bureau of Automotive Repair Citations Announced by Automotive Defense Specialists
December 1, 2016 – Santa Clara, California. Automotive Defense Specialists, a California law firm skilled in defending against Bureau of Automotive Repair legal actions, is proud to announce the archiving of three blog posts on the important topic of citations from the Bureau of Automotive Repair. ย Automotive repair and SMOG check shops can receive what […]
Automotive Defense Specialists Announces Post on How to Check STAR Program Scores of Bureau of Automotive Repair
November 29, 2016ย – Santa Monica, California. Automotive Defense Specialists, a California law firm of attorneys defending against Bureau of Automotive Repair citations, accusations, and letters is proud to announce a new blog post offering information on how to check STAR program scores. Station owners and technicians may be befuddled by the Bureau of Automotive Repair […]
Being Accused by the Bureau of Automotive Repair Can Be Eye-opening
No one likes to be accused of something, especially something that they didn’t do, or that they did not believe was wrong, unethical, or illegal.