About 43 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Debra Deardourff Faulk EsquIre

Computer access software for providing access to the Internet by blind and low vision users; reading machines for the blind and visually impaired, namely, a device that includes a microprocessor which is programmed to convert stored digital information into audible synthesized speech; computer software for converting the contents of the user's computer screen to audible synthesized speech in an audio sound reproducer; reading machines for the blind and visually impaired, namely, a device that converts electronic books and digital text stored on CDs into synthesized speech; program controlled microprocessors for scanning written text and converting the scanned text into synthesized speech; magnification computer hardware and software for use in magnifying the size of text and images displayed on a computer monitor, for use by the visually impaired; computer software for use in altering the way the information on a computer screen is presented, for helping students with learning disabilities or remedial needs in reading, writing, studying, and comprehension; computer software and related hardware for the speech impaired, namely, computer hardware and software for converting icons from a touch screen, text from a keyboard, and text from a digital computer memories into synthesized speech; personal digital assistants and portable computers for the visually impaired, namely, personal digital assistants and portable computers having a Braille keyboard, and personal digital assistants and portable computers having a conventional keyboard input which produces output in the form of synthetic speech, Braille cell display, or computer text. Braille computer monitors; Braille computer printers for printing documents; Braille keyboards; Video magnifiers, namely, magnifying lenses

Braille paper embossers

metal vanity license plates for novelty purposes

bumper stickers

Training mission-based congregations in providing medical services and medical care to impoverished communities

THE MONEY SUPER STORE

The mark consists of the words "ela DOC TREE" the word "ela" having a half-arrow over it going in a right to left direction and another half-arrow under it going in a left to right direction, the word "DOC" over the word "TREE" aligned to the right of the word "ela".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

telemedicine program that facilitates the access of medical providers and medical specialists to patients through the use of mobile and computer applications by implementing the use of equipment, education and technical support

Promoting public awareness in the field of health and wellness, nutrition and healthy living to help individuals live their life to the fullest through patient survival stories; providing promotional services for others, namely, development of advertising campaigns provided through television and radio broadcasts, newspapers, magazines, direct mail, billboards, social media tools and websites

"HEALTH PLAN"