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Free ConsultationSanta 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.’
Have you seen the show “Undercover Boss?” Corporate leaders disguised as new employees go “undercover” to check how their company is running when they aren’t around. They want to know if employees are properly trained and if managers are following the corporate mission statement. On the show, if a frontline employee goes out of their […]
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.
They say you can tell a lot by the company one keeps. Similarly, you can tell a few things about the Bureau of Automotive Repair by the jobs that they advertise, and the ways that they describe those jobs. Now, in the spirit of happy blogging, we’re very keen on being tongue-in-cheek here.
According to the Bureau of Automotive Repair, “STAR stations are Smog Check stations that meet higher performance standards established by the Bureau of Automotive Repair. Some STAR stations are licensed to perform only tests, while others are licensed to perform both tests and repairs.
Recently, the movie “Ghost Busters” came out, and with an all female cast, the remake spurred a lot of controversy (at least on the Internet). For anyone who remember the original, the song “Who You Gonna Call,” certainly could “get in one’s head.” “Who you gonna call: GHOSTBUSTERS.”