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Tag Archives: skechers
Skechers proposing $40 million to settle class action
According to Big Class Action , Skechers have proposed to settle the class action for $40 million. A $40 million settlement has been proposed in a consumer fraud class action lawsuit pending against toning shoe manufacturer Skechers U.S.A. Continue reading
Toning Shoes for Children
This is certainly a controversial area. Skechers did target an advertising campaign in 2011 aimed at girls which did anger some parent groups and advertising industry groups. The shoes and their promotion were targeted at age 7 and up. Continue reading
Skechers Lawsuit for Causing Bulging Disc
According to a press release from Wright & Schulte, LLC , they have filed a suit against Skechers: alleging that his regular use of Skechers Shape-Ups resulted in five bulging discs in his lower back and his severe back injuries caused him to lose strength in his legs. Filed on December 15, 2012, this case (Case No. 3:12-cv-00838-TBR) names the defendants to be Skechers, U.S.A., Inc., Skechers, U.S.A., Inc., II and Skechers Fitness Group According to court documents, the plaintiff purchased three pairs of Skechers Shape-Ups in 2009 and 2010 and after regularly wearing these Skechers toning shoes for two years, the plaintiff began experiencing severe lower back pain and decreasing strength in his legs allegedly due to Skechers toning shoes. Continue reading
Do Toning Shoes Casue an Achilles Tendon Rupture?
A recent news report talks about litigation against Skechers from a male who claims that his Achilles tendon was ruptured from the use of their Shape Up toning shoes. The case has not been heard yet and there is no statement from Skechers Continue reading
Posted in Podiatry, Uncategorized
Tagged injury, litigation, opinion, podiatry, skechers
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Skechers settle with the FTC for $40 million
The Federal Trade Commission have announced that Skechers have agreed to pay $40 million to settle the charges it misled consumers with claims that its toning sneakers could do everything from help users lose weight to make their “bottom half their better half” without ever going to a gym. The settle will be used to provide refunds to the buyers of shape-ups. Continue reading
Posted in Sports Medicine, Uncategorized
Tagged litigation, news, skechers, sports medicine
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