Getting a SMOG violation letter from the Bureau of Automotive Repair can be akin to a dolphin caught in a commercial fishing net. They don’t want the dolphin, but are too busy sorting through the fish to notice.
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Free ConsultationGetting a SMOG violation letter from the Bureau of Automotive Repair can be akin to a dolphin caught in a commercial fishing net. They don’t want the dolphin, but are too busy sorting through the fish to notice.
Los Angeles, California – July 28, 2017. Automotive Defense Specialists, a California law firm defending auto repair shops and technicians against the Bureau of Automotive Repair, is proud to announce a new informative resource for STAR Invalidations.
The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s STAR Program is controversial, to say the least. According to the Bureau, “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.
Many of our clients are station owners, who have been involved in California’s SMOG program since its inception way back in the 1970s. Everyone takes great pride in working together to protect the Golden State from the problem of air pollution. Those who are old enough to remember the 1960s and 1970s may remember what […]
June 28, 2017 – San Diego, CA. Automotive Defense Specialists, California lawyers defending auto repair shops and technicians against the Bureau of Automotive Repair, are proud to announce an important update to their information page on Bureau of Automotive Repair STAR invalidations. Many SMOG stations and participations in California’s STAR program receive a significant portion […]
San Francisco, California – May 25, 2017. Automotive Defense Specialists and lead attorney William Ferreira are proud to announce an important ‘open letter’ concerning an emerging problem in California’s SMOG check industry, the problem of illegal simulators.