Crocs sues Walmart, Hobby Lobby and others for allegedly copying its popular shoe

//July 23, 2021

New York (CNN) Crocs is accusing Walmart, Hobby Lobby and other companies of copying its iconic clog.

The shoemaker filed four trademark infringement lawsuits last week in several US district courts against about 20 companies it alleges are violating its trademarks and other intellectual properties on the shoes.

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