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Court Preliminarily Approves
$25 Million Settlement with
Reebok over Toning Shoes

A proposed class action settlement
has been reached in a case claiming
that Reebok falsely advertised the benefits of wearing its EasyTone
shoes and apparel.

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provide us with your contact information, click here

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Court Certifies Class of Bosa Condo Owners in Square Footage Litigation

On July 7, 2011, the San Diego Superior Court certified a class of “all persons
who purchased from Bosa residential
units developed by Bosa in California.”
The class includes purchasers in the
Bayside, Electra, Legend, Discovery,
Park Place, Horizons, The Grande,
Marquee and Radiance. The lawsuit
alleges Bosa and RE/MAX Real Estate
Development misrepresented the
square footage of the condominium
units in a “bait and switch” scheme,
resulting in units that are 7% to
28% smaller than advertised.

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provide us with your contact information, click here

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Court Approves Enfamil
Infant Formula Settlement

A federal court has approved the settlement of a class action lawsuit
about Mead Johnson’s advertising
for its Enfamil infant formula. 

For more information, or to
submit a claim, click here

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Blood Hurst & O’Reardon, LLP Announces $8 Million
Settlement with Clorox

The court approved the class action settlement in a case that challenged the advertising of Clorox’s Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner and the harmful effect of CATBC on a toilet’s flush mechanism.

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submit a claim, click here

Welcome to the Reebok Settlement

In order to receive a cash refund, you must submit a claim form. You can fill out and submit your form online. 

The lawsuit alleges that Reebok falsely advertised that wearing its EasyTone shoes and apparel would provide extra strength and muscle tone, and would burn more calories than regular footwear. Reebok’s claims are alleged to be false. There is no evidence that Reebok’s EasyTone shoes or apparel helps wearers burn calories or improve muscle strength.

Under the proposed settlement, Reebok will create a $25 million fund to provide cash refunds to Class Members. It will also change its advertisements as part of this settlement and as required by a consent decree between Reebok and the Federal Trade Commission.

In general, you are a Class Member if you bought any of the eligible Reebok products from December 5, 2008, through the date class notice is first mailed. Class Members who submit valid Claim Forms can receive $50 per pair of eligible shoes, $40 for EasyTone pants and capris, and $25 for other EasyTone apparel. Depending upon the available funds, these amounts could be reduced or they could be increased up to double.

Eligible Products Initial Amount Maximum Amount
EasyTone EasyTone Flip
RunTone
TrainTone
JumpTone
SimplyTone
SlimTone		 $50.00  $100.00
EasyTone Capri EasyTone Pants $40.00 $80.00
EasyTone Shorts
EasyTone Long Bra Top
EasyTone Sleeveless Shirt
EasyTone Short Sleeve Top 		$25.00 $50.00

You can access documents containing important information about the lawsuit and the settlement by visiting the following links:

If you have questions, you can visit www.reeboksettlement.com or email Blood Hurst & O’Reardon at info@bholaw.com.

In order to receive a cash refund, you must submit a Claim Form.

To submit information regarding the Reebok Settlement or to send information about a new case please complete the secure form on the Report A Case page of this website.