About 47 Trademarks found for “*i i”

The mark consists of 5 letters, all being "I's", 4 of them are vertical, surrounding the middle "I" which is shown horizontally. There is a circle around the 5 "I"s.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Licensing of intellectual property; advisory services relating to intellectual property rights; Legal research relating to intellectual property

The mark consists of the terms "TEN MILE", above the terms is a design consisting of three vertical lines followed by a circle followed by a single vertical line; below the terms is a design consisting of a single vertical line followed by a circle followed by three vertical lines.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Educational services, namely, providing courses, workshops, and webinars related to racial justice and distribution of materials therewith

The mark consists of two lowercase "I"s connected by an upward curved line at the superscript dots.

glass ionomer cement for use as a dental adhesive

Health care services relating to dry eye disease; providing medical information about dry eye disease and the treatment thereof

Hats; pants; short-sleeved or long-sleeved T-shirts; shorts

The mark consists of the letter "I" presented twice with the first letter "I" positioned to the left and slightly lower than the second letter "I" and a grahical representaion of a hammer is partially superimposed over and seperates the letters "I".

The mark consists of three smaller case "I" letters inside of a partial circle resembling a stethoscope.

Computer software for application and database integration; computer software for on-site healthcare professionals at the nursing facilities that allows the user to search and filter progress notes, to search and access diagnosis codes for review, to electronically audit patient information to increase billing accuracy, to electronically access patient analytics and census in order to evaluate patient population, and to allow healthcare professionals working at nursing facilities to electronically communicate with physicians in real-time