Anna Memphis Levine

age ~32

from Los Angeles, CA

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Also known as:

Anna M Levine

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Anna Levine Phones & Addresses

Los Angeles, CA
New York, NY
Brooklyn, NY
Louisville, KY

Specialities

Business • Criminal Defense • Appellate Practice - Criminal and Civil • Corporate Law • Taxation • Electronic Discovery • General Practice • Family Law • Divorce • Child Custody • Property Disputes

Lawyers & Attorneys

Anna Levine - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Business
Criminal Defense
Appellate Practice - Criminal and Civil
Corporate Law
Taxation
Electronic Discovery
General Practice
Family Law
Divorce
Child Custody
Property Disputes

ISLN:

919634396

Admitted:

2007

University:

Columbia University, B.A., 1993; Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, 2000; University of Washington, M.A.

Law School:

Western New England College, J.D., 2007

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Anna Levine
Analyst

McKinsey & Company, Inc
Management Consulting Services

600 Campus Dr, Florham Park, NJ 07932
9735496600

Anna Levine
Insurance Seller

Lionheart Insurance Services, Inc
Insurance Agent/Broker

23766 Park Belmonte, Calabasas, CA 91302
PO Box 8099, Calabasas, CA 91372
5038 Pkwy Calabasas, Calabasas, CA 91302
8185913010

Us Patents

Apparatus For Displaying Paper, Fabric, Photographs Or The Like
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US Patent:

20030003256, Jan 2, 2003
Filed:

Aug 30, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/231633
Inventors:

Anna LeVine - New York NY, US
Kermit Westergaard - Brooklyn NY, US
International Classification:

B32B009/00
B32B003/06
US Classification:

428/040100, 428/099000
Abstract:

An apparatus for displaying paper, fabric, photographs or the like, comprises a long, narrow strip of thin ferromagnetic spring steel, and a number of small tacks embedded with rare earth magnets or other magnets. A tape-like dispenser stores unused tacks and a portion of the strip that has yet to be used. The strip of spring steel is covered on one face by a strong adhesive. The adhesive side, when the strip has not been used, is covered by a protective layer, such as wax paper. The spring steel is rolled up inside the dispenser. The strip may be divided at regular intervals by a cut through the protective paper and adhesive layer, the cut line scoring the spring steel. The cut and score facilitates snapping the spring steel by bending it back and forth at the division line. Any length of the strip can be dispensed and broken at a selected score line, the unused portion remaining inside the dispenser. The strip of spring steel springs flat when dispensed. After the strip is broken at one of the score lines, the protective paper is removed from the dispensed strip, and the strip is mounted using the adhesive side onto a substantially vertical surface. The mounted strip of spring steel may be used as a bulletin board surface to receive the magnetic tacks.

Apparatus For Displaying Paper, Fabric, Photographs Or The Like
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US Patent:

6468614, Oct 22, 2002
Filed:

Mar 17, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/528205
Inventors:

Anna L. LeVine - New York NY 10014
Kermit S. Westergaard - Brooklyn NY 11211
International Classification:

B32B 1500
US Classification:

428 401, 40449, 40600, 4066101, 248467, 248683, 248684, 428 409, 428 417, 428 418, 428 421, 428 422, 428 423, 428 43, 428900
Abstract:

An apparatus for displaying paper, fabric, photographs or the like, comprises a long, narrow strip of thin ferromagnetic spring steel, and a number of small tacks embedded with rare earth magnets or other magnets. A tape-like dispenser stores unused tacks and a portion of the strip that has yet to be used. The strip of spring steel is covered on one face by a strong adhesive. The adhesive side, when the strip has not been used, is covered by a protective layer, such as wax paper. The spring steel is rolled up inside the dispenser. The strip may be divided at regular intervals by a cut through the protective paper and adhesive layer, the cut line scoring the spring steel.