Global footwear and apparel company Skechers USA is being sued by Kizik Design for allegedly infringing on patents. The lawsuit involves Skechers’ Hands Free Slip-ins collection, accused of infringing on four utility patents and two design patents owned by Kizik. Skechers plans to defend against the suit, calling it “baseless” and highlighting its own innovation. Skechers president Michael Greenberg questions the timing of the lawsuit, suggesting financial motivation behind it. The brand defends its intellectual property rights and history of innovation. Skechers faces legal proceedings regarding its acquisition by 3G Capital. The brand’s products are available in over 180 countries and territories. Greenberg emphasizes Skechers’ commitment to innovation and challenges the validity of the patent infringement claims. Skechers dismisses Kizik’s allegations as baseless, stating they will continue to innovate despite litigation efforts.

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