NAME LIKENESS

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IF HIS SONG IS TO CONTINUE WE MUST DO THE SINGING ADAM WALSH CENTER NATIONAL CENTER ON MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN SUITE 550 2101 WILSON BOULEVARD ARLINGTON VA 22201 The name and the likeness of ADAM WALSH are those of a deceased child.;CENTER;social welfare services; namely, aiding missing, abused and neglected children;
M FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY UNITED FIRE GROUP, INC. 118 2nd Avenue SE, PO Box 73909 Cedar Rapids IA 524073909 The name and likeness in the mark does not identify a living individual.;INSURANCE UNDERWRITING AND ADMINISTRATION SERVICES FOR ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE; INSURANCE BROKERAGE; AND INSURANCE CLAIMS ADMINISTRATION EXCLUDING LIFE INSURANCE OR RELATED LIFE INSURANCE SERVICES;INSURANCE COMPANY;
MADISON LEE TMD DESIGNS, INC. 1209 W. Gaines Street Lawrenceburg TN 38464 The name and likeness in the mark do not identify a living individual.;dolls;
P.T. FLAGGS JAYMAR-RUBY, INC. 5000 South Ohio Street Michigan City IN 46360 The name and likeness in the mark are of a fictional character and do not identify a particular living individual.;shirts, sweaters, slacks, jackets and shorts;The drawing is lined for the colors red, yellow, green and gray but color is not a feature of the mark.;
THE WORLD OF MICHAEL JACKSON TRIUMPH INTERNATIONAL, INC. Ziffren Brittenham LLP (c/o John Branca) 1801 Century Park West Los Angeles CA 90067 THE NAME AND LIKENESS IS OF MICHAEL JACKSON, THE FAMOUS ENTERTAINER, WHOSE CONSENT IS ATTACHED HERETO.;POSTERS, BOOKS, COMIC BOOKS, BUMPER STICKERS, STICKERS, WALL AND DESK CALENDARS, PENCIL SHARPENERS, PENCIL CASES, PRINTED AND BLANK ACTIVITY BOOKS, 3-RING BINDERS, SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS, STATIONERY CONSISTING OF WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES, MEMO PADS, WRITING TABLETS, PAPER TABLE CLOTHS, PAPER NAPKINS, PENCILS, ERASERS, COLORING BOOKS, WRITING PENS, NON-CALIBRATED RULERS, PAPER WEIGHTS, PAPER COASTERS, PAPER MATS;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method performed by a computer system. The method includes storing a first version of a mass-produced printed paper, the first version having a first format. The method also includes translating the first version into a second version, the second version having a second format. The second version is displayable on a display device as a likeness of the paper.