About 24 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Richard Eisenberg

Educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences, and workshops for low-income communities, moderate-income communities, and communities of color in the field of financial and economic development; publishing of electronic publications

Financial planning, consultation and evaluation; providing financial information; financial research services; financial evaluation, tracking, analysis, forecasting, consultancy, advisory and research services relating to low-income communities, moderate-income communities, communities of color, and the building of wealth; providing a database of household financial security data; providing a resource website featuring financial information in the fields of finance, wealth building and overcoming poverty

educational services; namely, researching and publishing articles, organizing and conducting conferences, seminars and discussions, producing television and radio and other audio-visual and educational programs, conducting internal and professional exchange programs, all in the fields of national security, politics, nuclear arms control, environmental issues and public health

Clothing, namely, sweatshirts

Promoting public awareness of the need for protecting women's social, economic and political rights; promoting public awareness of the need for racial equality, LGBTQ rights, economic and reproductive rights; promoting public awareness of the need for protecting women's social, economic and political rights by means of public advocacy; promoting the interests of women in the fields of legislation and regulation concerning reproductive rights, equal pay, paid family leave, and to the end of violence against women

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Promoting public awareness of the need for protecting women's social, economic and political rights; promoting public awareness of the need for racial equality, LGBTQ rights, economic and reproductive rights; promoting public awareness of the need for protecting women's social, economic and political rights by means of public advocacy; promoting the interests of women in the fields of legislation and regulation concerning reproductive rights, equal pay, paid family leave, and to the end of violence against women

Downloadable open access journals in the field of public administration

"POLITICAL SCIENCE"

Providing online non-downloadable electronic publications in the nature of magazines in the field of political science

Promoting public awareness of political candidates' views on the Equal Rights Amendment by means of public advocacy

"JOURNAL"

The mark consists of the word "CITY" in capital letters above the word "ENERGY", also in capital letters and bold-face font. The two words are bisected by a thin, horizontal line that ends in the shape of an electrical plug to the right of the final letter in the word "ENERGY". At the left side the line extends from the outer circle of four concentric circles of the same thickness as the line. In the middle of the circles is a smaller circle that serves as the background for a stylized urban landscape, consisting of three buildings. The left building is a tall rectangle with 43 squares that represent windows arranged regularly in 3 columns of 11 squares and one column at the far left of 10 squares; the middle building is a wider, shorter rectangle with 6 squares which are larger than the squares on the left building, representing windows arranged in two columns of three squares; the right building is trapezoidal, approximately as wide as the left rectangle and slightly shorter than the middle rectangle. It has three columns of squares representing windows which are slightly larger than the squares on the left building but smaller than the squares on the middle building. There are 4 squares in the left column, 3 squares and a corner of what would be a fourth square barely visible at the edge of the circle in the middle column, and two squares in the right column.

Public advocacy to promote awareness of the need for high-quality, affordable health care for all Americans