Skechers sues Sears over shoe patent, trademark cl
 

Skechers sues Sears over shoe patent,asics womens running shoes, trademark claims
Skechers USA Inc. sued Sears Holdings Corp. for selling footwear that infringes the patents and trademarks for products such as Shape-ups and Twinkle Toes.
Skechers is seeking monetary damages and a court-ordered prohibition of the sale of the products, the Manhattan Beach, California-based company said today in a statement.
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Skechers rose 30 cents, or 1.5 percent,asics gel stratus running shoes on sale, to $20.02 at 2:49 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares had fallen 1.4 percent this year before today. Sears gained $1.30,asics running shoes women reviews, or 1.6 percent,ASICS Gel-Cumulus 12 - Women's, to $84.54 on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The shares had risen 13 percent this year before today.