The work order
I saw this article in Popular Mechanics the other day and it reminded me of what a pain the work order can be – especially in California. This article uses a New York invoice, but the principles are the same.
Business is looking up
It’s twofold – yes, more people will put off routine maintenance and drive older cars as credit evaporates for new car purchases, leading to more work for technicians and shops – but the concern I have are the types of scams people are willing to pull as desperation sinks in when their cars need repair.
New technology
It goes without saying that the technician needs to be prepared for new technologies, including hybrids and other forms of green technologies as our country moves away from traditional fuels – however, I was wondering who, beyond the dealerships, is going to work on these vehicles?
“What kind of law do you practice?”
Answering the question about what kind of law do I practice.
Should I represent myself?
Deciding whether or not you should represent yourself in court.
Getting what you pay for…
A legal view to an ignorant customers use of the driveway mechanic.