Patents Represented by Attorney, Agent or Law Firm Tony A. Gayoso
  • Patent number: 6711554
    Abstract: A method and system for preparing and managing real estate transfers and financing, including a system for preparation, production and storage of relevant documentation and the data contained therein; a system for coordinating, reconciling and transferring funds; and a system of analyzing and tracking the progress of numerous real estate transactions. The invention uses a database to minimize the redundancy involved in the preparation of all documentation needed for real estate closings. Information input into the database is used to generate the documentation necessary to complete real estate transfers, including all forms required by relevant financial institutions and government agencies. Such documentation includes handwritten signatures, which are digitally scanned and incorporated into the documents. Also, ancillary documentation can be scanned into the system and combined with other customer data and documentation.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 30, 1999
    Date of Patent: March 23, 2004
    Inventors: Lee Salzmann, Joseph Mincone, John Mincone, Andre J. Hollinger
  • Patent number: 6581809
    Abstract: The invention relates to an iron, press and/or steaming device for hats. In particular, it is directed at steaming or pressing baseball caps. The invention comprises two semi-spherical halves that are attached by a handle. The handle can be squeezed and made to collapse to make the two flat inner faces of the semi-spherical halves press together. Once pressed together, the two semi-spheres should look like a single sphere. Located on both the rounded outer surfaces and the flat inner surfaces of both semi-spheres are numerous steam vents. By squeezing the two halves together, the user can apply the flat inner surfaces of the semi-spheres as a steam press. This is particularly useful for pressing the bill/brim of a baseball cap or other hat. The spherical outer surface is useful for placing inside a hat for steaming. In a first embodiment the sphere in its fully expanded state is approximately half the diameter of an ordinary hat.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 11, 2001
    Date of Patent: June 24, 2003
    Inventor: Sarah McElhinney
  • Patent number: 6510560
    Abstract: A body roller suit (1) containing a plurality of rollers (20) wherein a wearer's body can roll along the ground or other surface. More particularly, the body roller suit contains a distribution of rollers (20) such that a wearer lying on a surface would be supported entirely by rollers (20). Additional apparel and equipment can be worn for safety and control while using the body roller suit (1). The invention further relates to methods for producing a roller suit (1).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 8, 1999
    Date of Patent: January 28, 2003
    Inventor: Adam Ugolnik