Estée Lauder
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New Balance
Class action settled for New Balance Toning Shoes over misleading advertising claims; claim period is closed.
ClosedCanada-wideClaim status: Closed on November 14, 2013Payout: Refund of purchase priceNo longer claimable
About this settlement
The lawsuit challenged false claims that New Balance Toning Shoes help tone muscles, burn calories, and improve fitness, which were not supported by scientific evidence.
This class action addressed misleading advertising claims about New Balance Toning Shoes, including models Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, Aravon Ria, Aravon Riley, and Aravon Quinn. The settlement was approved in 2013, allowing eligible purchasers to claim refunds. The claim period has ended.
Who qualifies
- Residents of Canada who purchased New Balance Toning Shoes: Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, Aravon Ria, Aravon Riley, or Aravon Quinn.
- Purchases made before the settlement approval in 2013.
Refund of purchase price
Claim status: Closed on November 14, 2013
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105 days left
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