About 30,000 Trademarks found for “simon horth”

The word "HORTHERO" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Beard clippers; Cuticle pushers; Epilatory appliances; Eyelash separators; Foot care implements, namely, foot scrapers; Hair clippers; Manually operated french fry cutters; Nail buffers; Non-electric curling irons; Tatami mat choppers

Providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software used in the healthcare industry for managing employer health care benefit programs including customer enrollment, management of employee data and claims processing

computer software for simulating, modeling, and analyzing collision dynamics in the field of collision reconstruction and computer-aided engineering; computer software for simulating, modeling, and analyzing vehicular collisions

The mark consists of stylized word "simon".

[ Apparatus and installations for lighting, namely, electric lamps, light bulbs, sockets for electric lights, lamp casings, lamp reflectors, lanterns, ceiling lights in the nature of lamps, fluorescent lighting fixtures, fluorescent lighting tubes and fluorescent lamps; water distribution installations, namely, mixer faucets for water pipes; sanitary installations, namely, pipes being parts of sanitary facilities ]

Security control panels and motion detectors, glass break detectors, and reed switches for use with security control panels

The mark consists of "SIMON" in all caps.

Providing online non-downloadable computer software for the design and creation of multi-media presentations

The mark consists of a pair of round eyeglasses with the word "SIMON" to its right.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Apparatus and installations for lighting, namely, electric lamps, light bulbs, sockets for electric lights, lamp casings, lamp reflectors, electric lanterns, ceiling lights in the nature of lamps, fluorescent lighting fixtures, fluorescent lighting tubes and fluorescent lamps [ ; water distribution installations, namely, mixer faucets for water pipes; sanitary installations, namely, pipes being parts of sanitary facilities ]