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Shoemaker Steps Up Defense - Los Angeles Business Journal
Shoemaker Steps Up Defense - Los Angeles Business Journal

Skechers to Pay $40M to Customers Over 'Shape-Ups' | Fox 8 Cleveland WJW
Skechers to Pay $40M to Customers Over 'Shape-Ups' | Fox 8 Cleveland WJW

Skechers Toning Shoes | Visual.ly
Skechers Toning Shoes | Visual.ly

Skechers Shape-Ups Shoes National Class | Consumer Law Group Class Actions  Canada
Skechers Shape-Ups Shoes National Class | Consumer Law Group Class Actions Canada

Skechers forced to give 520,000 customers refunds after falsely claiming  $80 sneakers would help wearers lose weight | Daily Mail Online
Skechers forced to give 520,000 customers refunds after falsely claiming $80 sneakers would help wearers lose weight | Daily Mail Online

Skechers Shape-Ups Toning Shoe Injuries - Parker Waichman LLP
Skechers Shape-Ups Toning Shoe Injuries - Parker Waichman LLP

Skechers Will Pay $40 Million to Settle FTC Charges That It Deceived  Consumers with Ads for "Toning Shoes" | Federal Trade Commission
Skechers Will Pay $40 Million to Settle FTC Charges That It Deceived Consumers with Ads for "Toning Shoes" | Federal Trade Commission

Skechers Class Action Lawsuit Shape-Ups
Skechers Class Action Lawsuit Shape-Ups

Skechers Settles FTC Charges Over Deceptive Advertising of 'Toning Shoes' -  WSJ
Skechers Settles FTC Charges Over Deceptive Advertising of 'Toning Shoes' - WSJ

Skechers Faces Consumer Fraud Class Action over Shape-Ups Toning Shoes
Skechers Faces Consumer Fraud Class Action over Shape-Ups Toning Shoes

Skechers sues Sears over Shape-ups
Skechers sues Sears over Shape-ups

Skechers to issue refunds for Shape-Ups after $40 million lawsuit
Skechers to issue refunds for Shape-Ups after $40 million lawsuit

Skechers ordered to pay $40 million after deceiving consumers with shoe ads  | KTVO
Skechers ordered to pay $40 million after deceiving consumers with shoe ads | KTVO

Skechers Shoes Womens 8 Shape-Ups Fisherman Brown Leather Slip On Casual  11805 | eBay
Skechers Shoes Womens 8 Shape-Ups Fisherman Brown Leather Slip On Casual 11805 | eBay

Skechers Class Action Lawsuit Shape-Ups
Skechers Class Action Lawsuit Shape-Ups

Skechers Shape Ups Land Company $40 Million Fine for Toning-Shoe Claims -  YouTube
Skechers Shape Ups Land Company $40 Million Fine for Toning-Shoe Claims - YouTube

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tuition fee Tickling water skechers tone ups sandals lawsuit Restless Multiple Suppose

Skechers Shape-ups: Why the FTC called company's studies deceiving - CBS  News
Skechers Shape-ups: Why the FTC called company's studies deceiving - CBS News

Skechers Lawsuit Alleges Georgia Woman Sustained Multiple Ankle and Leg  Fractures Due to Wearing Defectively Designed Shape-Ups; Filed By Wright &  Schulte LLC
Skechers Lawsuit Alleges Georgia Woman Sustained Multiple Ankle and Leg Fractures Due to Wearing Defectively Designed Shape-Ups; Filed By Wright & Schulte LLC

FTC, Skechers reach $40 million settlement over toning shoe claims -  oregonlive.com
FTC, Skechers reach $40 million settlement over toning shoe claims - oregonlive.com

Skechers Tort Suit Shapes Up in Washington - The BLT: The Blog of Legal  Times
Skechers Tort Suit Shapes Up in Washington - The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times

Skechers Shape-Ups Lawsuit: Woman Sues Saying 'Toning Shoes' Caused Hip  Fractures | Skechers shape ups, Skechers, Shoes
Skechers Shape-Ups Lawsuit: Woman Sues Saying 'Toning Shoes' Caused Hip Fractures | Skechers shape ups, Skechers, Shoes

Skechers Shape-Ups Injuries - Parker Waichman LLP
Skechers Shape-Ups Injuries - Parker Waichman LLP

Skechers lawsuit raises safety questions about toning shoes | KSL.com
Skechers lawsuit raises safety questions about toning shoes | KSL.com

Skechers pays up for Shape-ups
Skechers pays up for Shape-ups

Skechers to pay $40 million for exaggerated shoe claims - CSMonitor.com
Skechers to pay $40 million for exaggerated shoe claims - CSMonitor.com