About 64 Trademarks found for “cherly m friedman”

"ANNIE FRIEDMAN" identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

Retail jewelry stores

The name "MILTON FRIEDMAN" does not identify a living individual.

educational services, namely, conferences, seminars, lectures, workshops, training courses and presentations in the field of economics and economic policy; arranging and conducting educational conferences, seminars, lectures, and workshops in the field economics and economic policy; conducting educational exhibitions in the field of economics and economic policy; providing on-line electronic publications, namely, reports and working papers relating to economics and economic policy; publication of texts and reports relating to economics and economic policy

providing on-line electronic publications, namely, briefing notes, books, journals and newsletters relating to economics and economic policy; publication of books, magazines and newsletters relating to economics and economic policy

FREIDMAN BILLINGS RAMSEY AND COMPANY INC

"BUDD FRIEDMAN" AND "MARK LONOW" ARE LIVING INDIVIDUALS WHOSE CONSENTS ARE OF RECORD.

insurance and financial consultation services, namely, insurance policy evaluation, assessing and analyzing insurance cost recovery claims, and allocating claims across insurance coverage programs

business consulting services in the fields of government affairs, regulatory policy, business strategy, economic planning, and public relations

APPLICANT DISCLAIMS ANY RIGHTS TO THE WORD "COMMODITIES" APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN.

The certification mark, as intended to be used by authorized persons, is intended to certify that the design of a casino or gaming establishment contains certain characteristics to increase revenue, namely that such design incorporates the thirteen (13) following features, as well as other design characteristics: 1) Physical segmentation of separate gambling areas; 2) Gambling equipment immediately inside casino entrances; 3) Short lines of sight; 4) A maze layout; 5) Compact and congested arrangement of gambling equipment; 6) Gambling equipment layout with focal points of interest; 7) Isolated "sit-down" facilities; 8) Low ceilings; 9) Gambling equipment as part of the décor; 10) Non-theme décor inside of the casino; 11) Passageways that guide players to the gambling equipment; 12) Use of visual illusions; and 13) Multiple and varied interior settings.