FitFlop Footwear
February 2015: This action was dismissed because the claims were resolved pursuant to a nationwide settlement in Rosales v. FitFlop.
April 2013: A class-action lawsuit was filed against the marketers of FitFlop Footwear for allegedly running a deceptive marketing campaign. The complaint alleges the shoes are advertised as proven to improve posture, increase muscle activation and toning, and reduce joint strain when, in actuality, there are no well-designed scientific studies to support such health benefit claims. (Glaberson v. FitFlop USA, LLC et al., Case No. 13-cv-02051, D. N.J.)
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