About 14 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney Herman Hiraldo

"GREEEN LAWN"

Entertainment services in the nature of development, creation, production and post-production services of multimedia entertainment content; Entertainment services, namely, multimedia production services; Multimedia entertainment services in the nature of development, production and post-production services in the fields of video and films; Multimedia entertainment services in the nature of recording, production and post-production services in the fields of music, video, and films

The English translation of "D'CASA" in the mark is "From the Home".

nail polish, lipstick, kits containing various shades of lipstick, kits containing various shades of nail polish, kits containing various shades of eye shadow, mascara, eye liner pencils, blush, and nail polish remover

The mark consists of two literal elements, namely BORICUA and STEEL, written on a black background, in a top to bottom direction. The word BORICUA is written in white italic letters, with the letter B having a brown fedora hat on top, while the letter O is depicted by part of the owner's own mark. Specifically, a silver ring with a black outline, shading and six silver rivets around the ring. Within the silver ring there is a yellow inner circle, also with a black outline with a picture of a silver metal beam crossing a silver metal tube forming an X figure in the middle of said circle. Finally, the word STEEL is written in brown capital letters.

The mark consists of three litteral elements, namely FENCE, FOR and EVER, written on a white background with the words FENCE and EVER shown in a light green color, while the word FOR is shown in white, while inside a dark green circle.

The mark consists of a square patch of vibrant green artificial grass at the bottom, which serves as a base upon which the literal elements sit, in a horizontal, north to south fashion. Beginning at the top center of the mark, we find the first literal element, namely the word "Always", in thin stylized letters and a bright, yellowish green color. Directly below is the second literal element, namely the word "GREEN" in larger capitalized letters and a bright green color with a thin white and grey framing. Directly below that, we find the third literal element, namely the word "LAWN" in slightly smaller capitalized letters and a dark green color with a thin white and grey framing. Directly below that, we find the las literal element. Namely the word "Colors" in thin stylized letters transitioning in colors from left to right, specifically from pink, to blue, to green to orange. The background of the mark is transparent..

Fence panels of metal; Fence posts of metal; Fence stays of metal; Fences made of metal; Fences of metal; Fencing stays of metal; Metal fence panels; Metal fence posts; Metal fence rail clamps; Metal fence stays; Metal fence wire strainers; Metal fence wire tensioners; Metal fences; Metal fencing panels; Metal fencing stays; Metal chainlink fences; Metal chainlink fencing; Metal gates and fencing; Metal T-posts for fences; Metal wire fences; Metal wire fencing; Railings of metal for fences; Wire fences

The mark consists of The mark consist of the literal element "piell", which is a play on the Spanish word for skin "piel" with an additional letter "l". The literal element is spelled out in small case letters from left to right, ending with a period.

"SINCE 1919"