About 231 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney Timothy D Casey

Computer software for processing digital music files

high performance cable and wiring products for aerospace, industrial, medicine and military applications, namely, woven cable wires, fiber optic cables, data cables, transmission lines, automotive wiring systems, namely, fuses and junction boxes, cable harness protectors and shields, electrical power cords and plugs for consumers, office and appliance uses; printer cable assemblies, round to flat electrical cable assemblies, video cables, computer ribbon cable assembly, fiber optic cable assemblies; electronic speed warning indicators, electronic seat control apparatus, junction boxes, cable jump leads, branch junction boxes, shielded cables, press-fit backplanes for controlled impedance and fine line construction

Educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences, and workshops for professionals who provided others with goods and services in the fields of health, wellness, nutrition, and beauty

"OFFICE"

Computer software [ and hardware, ] namely, computer programs and databases, for computer-aided design of mechanical and electromechanical parts, products, and components, and for analysis and optimization, styling, visualization, simulation, tooling and production of such mechanical and electromechanical parts

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software for monitoring and testing business communications infrastructure, monitoring and testing telecommunications, monitoring and testing Contact Center applications, and monitoring and testing Contact Center systems

"OFFICE"

"OFFICE"

The mark consists in the word MassNeb, with the letters M and N in upper case and the other letters in lower case. Next to this word, on the right side, there are five lines starting from the upper part of the letter b, the two at the ends are made up of continuous lines and the remaining ones are made up of broken lines.

"NORTH AMERICA"