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Customer List Customer List Index Name Address Email Fax Phone Legal Project IP GE 10010 F F F F 7385 F F F F 6886 F F F F 1 F F F F 12 T F F F 4800 (Ministry of Finance) State Securities #164 Tran Quang Khai [email protected] 84.4 934-0739 84.4 934-0750/51 F F F F 6873 1175856 Ontario Ltd. 5580 Explorer Drive, [email protected] (905) 678-2104 (905) 678-7588 T F F F 2696 1st Business Solution Shmesani, Isam Al [email protected] 962 6 5685331 962 6 5685324 F F T F 6669 21st Century Patent & Law Firm 2F-5F-6F Seil Bldg, 727- [email protected]; 82 2 538 9055 82 2 563 8674 F F T F 2262 260 Architects 922-17 PangBae-Dong, [email protected] T F F F 631 3M Vietnam Ltd. 34 Trần Quốc Thảo, +84 8 9302043 +84 8 9302044 T F F F 225 4-Cees Commodities Ltd. ApS Nybrogade 18-20, DK- [email protected] 45 33 14 03 43 45 33 14 03 00 F T F F 1630 4M(PATENT & TRADEMARK Menekse Sokak Orkide [email protected] (312) 418 35 96 +90 (312) 418 36 F F T F 10009 a a a a a F F F F 695 A & Finet International Patent & 2nd Floor, No. 88, Sec. 2 [email protected] +886 2 2518 9551- +886 2 2505 0700 F F T F 2746 A B A Law Office 5/F Kais Bldg, 1657-5 [email protected] 822 521 7414 822 598 5605 T F F F 1193 A. AOKI, ISHIDA & ASSOCIATES Toranomon 37 Mori [email protected] 81-3-5470-1911 03-5470-1921 F F T F 10/17/2010 Page 1 of 369 Index Name Address Email Fax Phone Legal Project IP GE 5041 A. Braun BRAUN HERITIER BOHEST Intellectual [email protected] +41 61 271 +41 61 295 57 37 F F T F 5776 A. D. Sosa & Soto 15 Calle"A", 14-44 Zona [email protected] 502-2384-6666 502-2384-6600 F F T F 2449 A.A. Thornton & Co 235 High Holborn, [email protected] 44 20 7405 3580 44 20 7440 6841/ F F T F 4330 A.AOKI, ISHIDA & ASSOCIATES Toranomon 37 Mori -81-3-5470-1911 03-5470-1900 F F F F 3634 A.J. Pietras & Associates Ltd PO Box 30173, Lower [email protected] 64 4 5661028 64 4 5661024 F F T F 766 A.V. Nathan Associates 451, 2nd Cross, 3rd [email protected] +91 80 3235854 +91 80 3231045 F F T F 4513 A.W.METZ & CO.AG Hottingerstrasse 14 [email protected] ++41(0) 262 4101 ++41(0) 262 4111 F F T F 2226 A.Z.S Pty Ltd Room 116, 7 Nam Quoc [email protected] T F F F 4468 A/S Europarts Klokkestobervej 3-5 [email protected] 45 8661 2000 F T F F 6617 AA & Logistics 44 Vo Van Tan St., [email protected] 84 8 9330370 84 8 9330 369 F F F F 3330 AAA (Legal Services) AAA uab, Rudninku 18/[email protected] 3705 212 04 22 3705 212 0482 F F T F 3412 Aalborg Industries A/S Gasvaerksvej 24 [email protected] 45 98 10133 45 99 304601 F F F F 1991 AAMHAS Wisma Aria 2nd Floor, [email protected] 62 21 3145912 62 21 3905383/ F F T F 1468 AAS Consulting PTY Ltd. Level 2, 89 York Street [email protected] (61) 2 8297-4633 (61) 2 8297-4600 F T F F 1504 AASC [email protected] + 61 2 9284 9999 + 61 2 9284 9906 F T F F 2049 ABB Vietnam Milestone 9, National [email protected] 844 861 1009 844 861 1525 F F F F 1906 Abbas & Ngan Abasan House 38-40 [email protected] 605 2558 799 605 2551 333 F F T F 4528 ABBAS & NGAN Lot F20 & F21, 1st [email protected]; 603-2272 4185 603-2279 F F T F 6228 ABBEY CONSULTING LIM 2T, Block 3, Edif. Fong [email protected] +853 28967064 F F T F 10/17/2010 Page 2 of 369 Index Name Address Email Fax Phone Legal Project IP GE 1723 Abbott GmbH & Co. KG 67008 Ludwigshafen, 49 621 589 1530 49 621 589 1441 F F T F 4455 ABC-PATENT ABC-PATENT [email protected]; 47 22 07 19 55 F F T F 5976 Abdul Khalek Intellectual Property P.O.Box 74135, Dubai, [email protected] F F T F 2806 Abdul Raman Saad Level 11, Menara Keck [email protected] 603 2141 5222 603 2148 0022 T F F F 392 Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz Accara Builidng, 122 [email protected],a (+63-2) 816-0119, (+63-2) 817-0966 F F T F 1455 Abelman, Frayne & Schwab 666 Third Avenue [email protected] (1) 212-949-9190 (1) 212- F F T F 6949 Able Consultancy Services Limited Room 1003, 10/F, Lap 852 3101 2976 852 3101 2970 F F T F 3329 Able Patent & Law Office 3rd Fl., Euntap Tower [email protected] 82 2 557 2772 82 2 557 8811 F F T F 366 Ablett & Stebbing Caparo House,101-103 [email protected]; +44 20 7935 7790 +44 20 7935 7720 F F T F 4817 ABN - AMRO 38/F, Cheung Kong [email protected] +852 2700 5125 +852 2700 5899 / F F F F 45 ABN-AMRO Bank 3rd Floor, Daeha (84-4) 831 5275/9 (84-4) 831 6861 F T F F 1954 Abraham & Co. 3, Adebisi Omotola [email protected]; 234 1 234 1 3200673 F F T F 258 AbrahamLow LLC 24 Raffles Place #07-02, [email protected]; +65 6534 3606 / +65 6535 6688 F T T F 4787 ABRIL Abogados C/ Amador de los Rios, 1 [email protected] +34 91 308 37 05 +34 91 702 03 31 F F T F 3333 Abu Dagga Intellectual Property United Arab Emirates 009714 2727627 009714 2727621 F F T F 5168 Abu-Ghazaleh For Legal Services TAGI House, Queen [email protected] 962-6 569 6284 962-6 566 F F T F 1952 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property P.O.Box 4628 Safat, [email protected] 965 2440111 965 2433004 F F T F 7045 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property Fortune Tower Building- [email protected] +971-4- 424 59 30 +971-4- 424 59 59 F F T F 3515 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property 175, Bd Krim Belkacem, 213 21 681541 213 21 681504 F F T F 10/17/2010 Page 3 of 369 Index Name Address Email Fax Phone Legal Project IP GE 7008 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property Souk Al Kabir Building, (00965) 22440111 (00965) 22433004 F F T F 5503 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property Baghdad Iraq P.O. Box [email protected] 96417726367 9641 7470524/27 F F T F 3514 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property 51 El-Hegaz Street, 9th 20 2 344 5729 20 2 346 2951 F F T F 7045 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property Fortune Tower Building- [email protected] +971-4- 424 59 30 +971-4- 424 59 59 F F T F 3513 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property Unitag House, 4th Floor, 973 17 216322 973 17 215464 F F T F 2067 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property 1, Westmont Square, [email protected]; 1 514 933-9023 1 514 933 6190 F F T F 1541 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property P.O.Box 921100 Amman [email protected] (962) 6 5603 743/ (962) 6 5669 603 F F T F 4738 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property P.O.Box: 13035, [email protected] 92-21.438.8115/6 92-21.438.8113/4 F F T F 2029 Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property P.O.Box:10817, Casa [email protected] 212 22 448 394 212 22 451 F F T F 4526 Abu-Ghazaleh Legal Regional Office. [email protected] (962 6) 5100 902 (962 6) 5100 900 F F T F 1295 Abu-Setta & Partners Office No. 1009, 7th [email protected] 249 11 762221 249 11 762220 F F T F 967 AC Indochina Marketing Ltd - The 4th Floor Saigon Centre, F F F F 3571 Academic Colleges Group (ACG F T F F 9053 Academy for Educational 1825 Connecticut Ave. +1 202 884 8752 +1 202 464 3776 F F F F 9072 Academy for Educational No. 11, Lane 52, Giang (84.4) 3723 6193 (84.4) 3723 6928 T F F F 4470 ACAPO AS ACAPO AS [email protected] +47 55 21 40 81 +47 55 21 40 80 F F T F 3673 Accor Asia Pacific 23/F Wall Street Tower [email protected] 66 1 812 4161 66 2 659 4652 T F F F 3267 ACE INA 1909 K Street NW [email protected] 202 872 0736 202 872 0127 F T F F 1228 Ace International Services, Inc. [email protected] 503-666-9999 503-491-5749 T F F F 10/17/2010 Page 4 of 369 Index Name Address Email Fax Phone Legal Project IP GE 1731 Ace Pressureweld Int'L (PTE) LTD 31 Senoko Loop, [email protected] 65 6758 7671 65 6257 7181 T F F F 4104 Acecom Technologies Pte Ltd 10 Ubi Crescent, Ubi F F T F 6896 Acecook Co., Ltd.
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