Michael H Garber

age ~77

from Rex, GA

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Also known as:

Mike H Garber

Phone and address:: 6285 Highway 42, Rex, GA 30273
7709616789

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Michael Garber Phones & Addresses

6285 Highway 42, Rex, GA 30273 • 7709616789
Morrow, GA
Marietta, GA
Las Vegas, NV

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Michael Garber

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Michael Garber

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Michael Garber

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Michael Garber

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Location:

United States

Work:

Mendel Zilberberg and Assoc 1990 - 2000
attorney

Education:

Touro College 1981 - 1984
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Lawyers & Attorneys

Michael Garber - Lawyer

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ISLN:

921147013

Admitted:

2010

University:

University of Texas, B.S., 2006

Law School:

New York Law School, J.D., 2009

Michael Garber - Lawyer

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Office:

Michael R. Garber

Specialties:

Criminal Defense
Criminal Defense
Divorce
Premarital Agreements
Child Custody
Visitation Rights
Child Support
Spousal Support
Wills
Successions
Real Estate
Personal Injury
Automobile Accidents and Injuries
Commercial Litigation
Business Formation
Contract Law

ISLN:

907206697

Admitted:

1974

Law School:

Louisiana State University, J.D., 1974

Medicine Doctors

Michael Mieczyslaw Garber

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Specialties:

Allergy & Immunology
Internal Medicine

Education:

Akademia Medyczna, Warsaw (1951)

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Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Michael A. Garber
Director, President, Secretary, Treasurer

Vindo, Inc

PO Box 27740, Las Vegas, NV 89126

Michael Garber

MST TRANSPORTATION, LLC

Michael D. Garber

TARTAN MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

Michael A. Garber
Manager

Vindo Enterprises, LLC

PO Box 27740, Las Vegas, NV 89126

Michael H. Garber
Chief Financial Officer

Rex Garden Center Inc
Ret Lawn & Garden Supply Store

6285 Hwy 42, Rex, GA 30273
PO Box 545, Rex, GA 30273
7709616790

Us Patents

Clasp For Chains And The Like
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US Patent:

7523527, Apr 28, 2009
Filed:

Aug 22, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/466263
Inventors:

Michael I. Garber - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:

A44C 5/20
US Classification:

24303, 2458711
Abstract:

A clasp for securing two items together includes a first section, a second section, least one pin and a force mechanism. The first section defines a cylindrical passage opening to the first face. The cylindrical passage defines at least one longitudinal J-shaped groove disposed longitudinally along the cylindrical passage. The J-shaped groove includes a main longitudinal portion, a transverse portion and a hooked portion. The second section has a top portion and a piston portion. The piston portion is complementary in dimension to the cylindrical passage. The pin extends transversely to the piston portion and is complementary to the J-shaped groove. The force mechanism applies a repulsive force between the second section and the first section so that when the pin is aligned with the hooked poration, the repulsive force drives the pin into the hooked portion, thereby inhibiting the second section from disengaging the first section.

Lens Cap With Integrated Storage Mechanism
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US Patent:

20130287387, Oct 31, 2013
Filed:

Jun 24, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/925446
Inventors:

Michael Garber - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:

G03B 11/04
US Classification:

396448
Abstract:

Described is a lens cap with an integrated threaded screw that allows the cap to be stored on the camera securely without the use of any additional hardware. In one embodiment, a standard camera lens cap has a screw as found on standard male tripod mounts protruding from the front of the lens cap. When the camera is in use, the screw protruding from the lens cap may be used to secure the lens cap to the threaded female tripod mount found on the underside of most cameras.

Lens Cap With Integrated Storage Mechanism
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US Patent:

20140376903, Dec 25, 2014
Filed:

May 28, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/289006
Inventors:

Michael Garber - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:

G03B 11/04
US Classification:

396448
Abstract:

Described is a lens cap with an integrated threaded screw that allows the cap to be stored on the camera securely without the use of any additional hardware. In one embodiment, a standard camera lens cap has a screw as found on standard male tripod mounts protruding from the front of the lens cap. When the camera is in use, the screw protruding from the lens cap may be used to secure the lens cap to the threaded female tripod mount found on the underside of most cameras.