Luna v. North Star Dodge Sales, Inc.

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• holding that a DTPA plaintiff may recover mental anguish damages when there is proof of a willful tort, willful and wanton disregard, or gross negligence
• holding that a DTPA plaintiff may recover mental anguish damages when there is proof of a willful tort, willful and wanton disregard, or gross negligence
• holding that jury’s finding—that the unconscionable actions of a car dealership were committed “knowingly”—was sufficient to support recovery of mental anguish damages in suit involving DTPA claims
• holding that jury’s finding—that the unconscionable actions of a car dealership were committed “knowingly”—was sufficient to support recovery of mental anguish damages in suit involving DTPA claims
• stating that the standard for showing reversible error based on allegedly improper jury argument also applies when allegedly improper questioning of a witness occurs
• stating that the standard for showing reversible error based on allegedly improper jury argument also applies when allegedly improper questioning of a witness occurs

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