Sarah Mirando  |  June 18, 2013

Category: Legal News

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SkechersUPDATE: Skechers Toning Shoes Settlement checks were mailed July 12, 2013.

Hundreds of thousands of consumers will begin receiving checks for the Skechers Toning Shoe Settlement within the next few weeks, according to recent court documents.

The Court granted final approval to the Skechers class action settlement on May 13, 2013, which means checks will be mailed by July 13.

More than 520,000 claims were submitted by Class Members, according to the Final Approval Order. Due to the large number of responses, the “maximum amount” allowed under the settlement agreement may be reduced on a pro-rata basis, attorneys told the Court.

The minimum and maximum amounts allowed under the Skechers toning shoe settlement are:

$40 – $80 for Shape-ups;
$27 – $50 for podded sole shoes;
$20 – $40 for Tone-ups (non-podded sole); and
$42 – $80 for Resistance Runners

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Let us know how much money you received from the Skechers toning shoe settlement in the comments below!

The case is In re: Skechers Toning Shoes Products Liability Litigation, Case No. 11-MD-2308-TBR, U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky, Louisville Division; Grabowski v. Skechers U.S.A., Inc., Case No. 12-cv-00204 (W.D. Ky.)

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185 thoughts onSkechers Toning Shoe Settlement Checks On the Way

  1. Karen says:

    Here’s the address that goes with my (Karen) post below:

    Skechers Settlement
    PO Box 2008
    Chanassen MN 55317-2008

  2. Karen says:

    It has now been almost a full two months since my check was allegedly mailed on July 12; however, I have not received it. I contacted the Skechers Settlement representation (according to the people at Skechers with whom I spoke), and was told that I would need to mail a letter to the following address, along with my name, address, request for reissue, the reason for the reissue, and signature. Checks for which requests were received for reissue would then be issued en masse in October.

    This entire scenario feels like a scheme and I am now instead considering contacting a lawyer.

    For record, here are the phone numbers I contacted in order to try and track down this elusive check:

    1.866.325.4186
    619.338.1100
    1.877.692.1965

    I was redirected between these, being told that this one or the other was no longer representing the case.

    I have also contacted the Texas District Attorney’s office.

    Hope this helps y’all in some way.

    1. Dickn52 says:

      Case was filed in Middle Kentucky Federal Court. Not Texas. Contact the clerk of the court there as well.

  3. david says:

    Did someone hire an attorney to file against this company? Let me know

  4. david says:

    Please show me where it is against the law to have several individuals from the same address to have purchased Skechers and file a valid settlement claim. I already sign a form saying I do not have receipts. Therefore, how wound I be able to produce what I already told you I do not have? Send me the law section that says it is illegal for an individual to file a claim for different settlements. This statement makes no sense that you made. Send me a law section that would Legally allow you to disallow my claim based on this statement.

    I am requesting law sections that would allow you to disallow claims based on your assumptions. I do not believe such law sections exist. I do believe hat the FTC would be involved if you disallow claims based on the reasons you stated.

  5. david says:

    Got a rejeAs a retired auditor, I would have a difficult time asking someone to provide proof of purchase when one is not required. I suggest you provide me with the law section that allows you to request documents that the claim form clearly does not require. you need to process my claims or tell me where I can file against your company for illegally requesting documents that the claim form does not require. Also, how could I be bound by the settlement when my claim was disallowed. Send me LAW SECTIONS that you are using that allows you to carry out such a position. I do not think I am bound by the settlement at this time and may want to pursue action on my own. what is your address.ction e-mail. Here my response I sent them.

  6. DJ says:

    Got a rejection email today and I replied with a piece of my mind!

  7. diane says:

    I’ve received a cheque but it’s postcard-like. I’m not sure I should cash it…..anyone know if it’s legit ???

  8. Charmain says:

    I received an email saying my check was mailed on 8/12/13, but got nothing. Called the number and was told the same thing…call back after October…due to over half a million checks being mailed it may take some time…bs

  9. Theresa says:

    Where is my check?????

  10. Dom says:

    Alice, when I called, they didn’t mention that to me. :( Could you provide some more information on the letter that needs to be sent? I would love to give it a try. Thanks so much! :)

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