HOKA Defective Shoe Investigation | Consumer Protection
Peiffer Wolf is investigating HOKA due to defects in certain shoe models, including the Clifton 9. It has been reported that the soles of these shoes, when pieces become unglued, pose a safety risk and diminish the product’s functionality.
Are your HOKA shoes’ soles becoming unglued, posing a safety risk and diminishing the product’s functionality? If so, you may qualify for compensation. Contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form for a Free Consultation.
HOKA Shoe Defects | What Happened?
Some HOKA customers are experiencing frustration due to defects in certain shoe models, including the Clifton 9. These shoes, designed for comfort and waterproof protection, have been reported to show signs of wear, such as sole separation, after minimal use — sometimes within just a few weeks.
It has additionally been alleged that HOKA’s warranty program is ineffective and forces customers to pay for return shipping to send in their defective shoes, with no reimbursement for this cost. If this was your experience with HOKA, contact Peiffer Wolf for a Free Consultation.
HOKA Shoes | Do I Have a Claim
Peiffer Wolf is investigating HOKA due to its ineffective customer warranty program as they relate to defects in certain shoe models. While the Clifton 9 has been identified as a specific model with this defect, it is possible that other models are affected as well.
Are your HOKA shoes almost immediately falling apart after purchase and you’ve been left with logistics fees? We encourage anyone who has experienced similar issues or defects with HOKA shoes to contact us for further investigation and potential involvement in the case.
Potential clients must be able to provide proof of purchase by supplying one of the following, showing proof of costs incurred:
- A receipt,
- Credit card statement,
- Web purchase history, or
- Related documentation
What is the Consumer Legal Remedies Act?
The Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) is a California law that protects consumers from unfair or deceptive business practices. It allows consumers to seek legal remedies when they are harmed by false advertising, misrepresentation, defective products, or unfair sales tactics.
Under the CLRA, consumers can sue businesses for damages, seek restitution, or demand that businesses stop engaging in unlawful practices. The act covers a wide range of transactions, including retail purchases, service contracts, and more. It’s designed to ensure that consumers are treated fairly and have legal options if they are wronged by a business.
Are your HOKA shoes almost immediately falling apart after purchase and you’ve been left with logistics fees? Contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form for a Free Consultation.
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