Mark For: HERC-U-LIFT PLUS® trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of movable dolly comprising of an adjustable stand with pivoting wheel assemblies for use in transporting and/or moving industrial, medical, audio/visual, cooking equipment, power tools, work tables and appliances. [all]
Status
2022-08-06 UTC
DEAD REGISTRATION Cancelled Invalidated
The trademark application was registered, but subsequently it was cancelled or invalidated and removed from the registry.
JILL A. MCWHIRTER HOWREY SIMON ARNOLD & WHITE. LLP 750 BERING DRIVE HOUSTON, TEXAS 77057
Good, Services, and Codes
(CANCELLED) IC 012. US 019 021 023 031 035 044. G & S: Movable dolly comprising of an adjustable stand with pivoting wheel assemblies for use in transporting and/or moving industrial, medical, audio/visual, cooking equipment, power tools, work tables and appliances. FIRST USE: 20020531. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20020531
International Codes:
12
U.S. Codes:
019,021,023,031,035,044
Type Code
Type
GS0121
Movable dolly comprising of an adjustable stand with pivoting wheel assemblies for use in transporting and/or moving industrial, medical, audio/visual, cooking equipment, power tools, work tables and appliances
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