13K views · 194 reactions | The plaintiffs are close friends. They wanted to purchase Ugg boots for their families for Christmas, and they found the defendant’s ad selling them at a good price. The plaintiffs claim the boots were knockoffs, so they’re suing for a refund. The defendant argues he never claimed the boots were authentic, so he refuses to refund the money. He thinks the plaintiffs are just upset because they got caught wearing fake Uggs. | Judge Greg Mathis | Facebook

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