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Blake Thompson

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No Upgrades Required: Texas Shields Lessors from Retrofit Claims

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By Lazaro Aguiar, Rick Anderson, Blake Thompson
| JD Supra
Texas made a targeted amendment to one of its key products liability statutes governing the rental and leasing of motor vehicles. The Texas Legislature recently amended Section 82.009 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code—a statute that significantly limits the exposure of vehicle lessors and rental companies in failure-to-retrofit claims. The statute helps protect commercial vehicle lessors from being required to adopt the newest technology time and time again. Application of Sec.
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$10M California Jury Verdict Reversed and Remanded Over Evidentiary Issues | JD Supra

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By Hilda Akopyan, Allison Scott, Blake Thompson
| JD Supra
In reversing a $10 million jury verdict for the plaintiff regarding claims of sexual harassment against the Los Angeles Community College District and the then Vice President of Student Services, the Court of Appeal was clear it did so based on the trial court’s prejudicial errors in the admission of various pieces of evidence.
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Outdoor Features That Wow Guests Without Being Overdone

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By Blake Thompson
| EatHappyProject
Outdoor living areas have become natural extensions of the home—places for gathering, relaxing, and enjoying fresh air. These spaces support connection and comfort, offering a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor life. With the right design, a backyard can feel like an intentional part of the home rather than an afterthought. Well-chosen features that blend with the environment add quiet impact.
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