Douglas Scott Halley

7926977, Apr 19, 2011

Sep 17, 2008

12/212136

Jeffrey M. Nall - Brecksville OH, US
Koushik Saha - Brunswick OH, US
Xin Wang - Shanghai, CN
Kevin Carpenter - Shaker Heights OH, US
Douglas R. Halley - Westlake OH, US
John Owens - Olmsted Falls OH, US

GE Lighting Solutions, LLC - Cleveland OH

F21S 4/00

36224902, 36224906, 36224911

A lighting system generally includes a plurality of electrically interconnected modules. Each module includes a support, circuitry on the support, at least two light emitting diodes (“LEDs”) on the support and electrically connected to the circuitry, and a housing over the support for covering the circuitry. A first LED on a first surface of the support emits light in a first general direction and a second LED mounted on a second surface of the support emits light in a second general direction, which is opposite the first general direction.

7931386, Apr 26, 2011

Mar 19, 2007

11/725359

Jeffrey Nall - Brecksville OH, US
Tomislav Stimac - Concord OH, US
Chenyang Li - Shanghai, CN
Chunmei Gao - Shanghai, CN
Babi Koushik Saha - Brunswick OH, US
Shanshan Xie - Shanghai, CN
Douglas R. Halley - Westlake OH, US

GE Lighting Solutions, LLC - Cleveland OH

F21S 4/00
F21V 27/00
H01R 33/76

36224902, 362387, 362457, 362646

A flexible lighting strip includes an insulated flexible electrical power cord and spaced apart modules connected therewith. Each module includes a circuit board with a cavity, indentation, or opening and an encasing overmolding defining a fastener-receiving slot or opening aligned with the cavity, indentation, or opening of the circuit board. Power cord conductors are separated at the connection with each module to define a gap receiving a portion of the circuit board. A separate tiedown is secured to the power cord. Conductive elements receiving electrical power from the power cord and delivering electrical power to the circuit board include an insulation-displacing portion and a recess receiving at least a portion of the power cord and including a retaining barb or hook. An adhesive tape or strip is disposed over at least one overmolding opening to prevent water ingress to the circuit board.

20060081748, Apr 20, 2006

Aug 23, 2005

11/209901

Bruce Sherman - Beachwood OH, US
Douglas Halley - Westlake OH, US

A47F 5/00

248309100

Apparatus and method for a combined bottle and towel holder that can be removably attached to a variety of support structures such as are extant in an exercise or fitness room; and slip-resistant releasably self-adhering straps for the removable attachment. A bottle holding portion is an open topped receptacle, and a towel holding portion is an upward opening hook on the receptacle sidewall, optionally movably located relative to the location of the receptacle attachment to the support structure. The holder is removably attachable to a frame member in a way that substantially vertically orients the longitudinal axis of the receptacle, wherein the frame member is a bar of no particular cross-sectional shape, and is preferably upstanding but is oriented such that the bar's long axis is vertical, horizontal or at an angle between horizontal and vertical. The holder is also removably attachable to a vertical surface such as a wall.

20060081749, Apr 20, 2006

Aug 23, 2005

11/209903

Bruce Sherman - Beachwood OH, US
Douglas Halley - Westlake OH, US

A47F 5/00

248309100

Apparatus and method for a combined bottle and towel holder that can be removably attached to a variety of support structures such as are extant in an exercise or fitness room; and slip-resistant releasably self-adhering straps for the removable attachment. A bottle holding portion is an open topped receptacle, and a towel holding portion is an upward opening hook on the receptacle sidewall, optionally movably located relative to the location of the receptacle attachment to the support structure. The holder is removably attachable to a frame member in a way that substantially vertically orients the longitudinal axis of the receptacle, wherein the frame member is a bar of no particular cross-sectional shape, and is preferably upstanding but is oriented such that the bar's long axis is vertical, horizontal or at an angle between horizontal and vertical. The holder is also removably attachable to a vertical surface such as a wall.

20200107968, Apr 9, 2020

Apr 5, 2018

16/500520

- Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Carla J. Blackman - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Douglas R. Halley - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Adrian Slattery - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US

A61F 13/08
A61H 1/00
A61F 13/00

A low-elastic wrapped compression garment includes a main body including a central portion and a plurality of straps that extend from the central portion; the central portion including a lateral edge, the lateral edge having first regions from which the straps extend from the central portion, and second regions from which the straps do not extend; and a connecting portion that is fixed to the main body, the connecting portion being fixed to at least a portion of the second regions. The straps are moveable relative to the connecting portion to reverse the compression garment between a first state and a second state. The straps may be moveable around the connecting portion, or may be feedable through the connecting portion, to reverse the compression garment between the first state and the second state. The connecting portion and the main body may define a plurality of slits through which the straps are insertable to reverse the compression garment between the first state and the second state.

20190374424, Dec 12, 2019

Aug 26, 2019

16/550819

- Horseshoe Bay TX, US
Adrian Slattery - Rocky River OH, US
Douglas Halley - Westlake OH, US

A61H 9/00

The present invention discloses a deep vein thrombosis (“DVT”) device that is portable, tubeless, and battery-operated, which ensures that the patient will have maximum mobility during recovery. The DVT device provides a pneumatically controlled bladder portion, which is actuated by an electronically controlled air pump, where the pump/bladder combination is enclosed in a “pocket” of a wrap or cuff during use. All pump, battery, and control components are protectively housed in a plastic case that is permanently attached to the bladder portion. Once the pump/bladder combination is placed in the “pocket” the wrap or cuff will be sealed. The wraps or cuffs are single use, disposable garments designed to provide an absorbent barrier during use, where the bladder portion and air pump remain clean during use and can be reused by the patient or hospital staff. Tabs or extensions may be used to secure the pump/bladder combination after insertion into the “pocket” of the wrap or cuff.

20190125619, May 2, 2019

Nov 1, 2017

15/800541

- Horseshoe Bay TX, US
Adrian Slattery - Rocky River OH, US
Douglas Halley - Westlake OH, US

Vena Group, LLC - Horseshoe Bay TX

A61H 9/00

The present invention discloses a deep vein thrombosis (“DVT”) device that is portable, tubeless, and battery-operated, which ensures that the patient will have maximum mobility during recovery. The DVT device provides a pneumatically controlled bladder portion, which is actuated by an electronically controlled air pump, where the pump/bladder combination is enclosed in a “pocket” of a wrap or cuff during use. All pump, battery, and control components are protectively housed in a plastic case that is permanently attached to the bladder portion. Once the pump/bladder combination is placed in the “pocket” the wrap or cuff will be sealed. The wraps or cuffs are single use, disposable garments designed to provide an absorbent barrier during use, where the bladder portion and air pump remain clean during use and can be reused by the patient or hospital staff. Tabs or extensions may be used to secure the pump/bladder combination after insertion into the “pocket” of the wrap or cuff.

20180338868, Nov 29, 2018

Jun 14, 2016

15/580840

- Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Carla J. Blackman - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Douglas R. Halley - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Adrian Slattery - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US

A61F 13/08

A low-elastic compression garment includes a central main portion and multiple straps that extend laterally from the central main portion. Notches may be provided where the straps meet the central main portion, and may be formed into the central main portion adjacent to respective straps. With the notches, when the compression garment is in a wrapped position, lateral edges of adjacent straps that are associated with the notches overlap without gaps or bunching of the strap material. The compression garment may include distal and proximal counter pull tabs that extend from opposite edges of the central main portion. When the distal and proximal counter pull tabs are pulled by the user, pulling forces are transmitted in opposing directions to tension the straps. A removable fastening tab is provided respectively at ends of each of the straps. The fastening tabs are repositionable at different locations on the straps, resulting in a compression garment that is both reversible and easily sized for a customized fit.