JOSEPH ROBERT BERGER, MD
Neurology in Philadelphia, PA

2009004, Feb 12, 2009

Aug 9, 2007

11/891175

Joseph Berger - Philadelphia PA, US
Joseph Walverton - Lawrenceville NJ, US

A47B 96/00, A47B 67/00, A47G 1/00

403231, 3123511, 312209, 312224

A cabinet door frame corner comprising a horizontally extending frame member having two opposed and spaced-apart side walls joined by a horizontal end wall defining an insertion channel therebetween, at least one of the side walls includes at least one of a male member and a female member; a vertically extending frame member having two opposed and spaced-apart side walls joined by a vertical end wall defining an insertion channel therebetween, at least one of the side walls includes at least one of a male member and a female member; at least one of the horizontally extending frame member and the vertically extending frame member having a section on at least one of the side walls extending inwardly in the insertion channel; a longitudinal single-piece connector having two portions, each portion being insertable in one of the insertion channels of the horizontally and vertically extending frame members, the connector including the other ones of the male members and the female members, the male and female members of the connector engaging into corresponding ones of the male and female members of the vertically extending frame member and the horizontally extending frame member, when the connector is inserted in the insertion channels, for connecting the horizontally extending frame member and the vertically extending frame member together through the longitudinal single-piece connector; the connector having an outwardly extending protuberance abutting the section extending inwardly in the insertion channel when the connector is inserted in the insertion channel.

2012020, Aug 16, 2012

Apr 25, 2012

13/455503

Joseph D. Berger - Philadelphia PA, US

MAAX BATH INC. - Lachine

A47K 3/36, E05D 7/04, E05D 7/06, E05D 5/10

49399, 16386, 16249, 16239, 16240

In one embodiment, the present invention includes a hinge for movably connecting a first panel to a second panel, the hinge comprising first and second spaced apart hinge members, each hinge member being connectable to the respective first and second panels; and a connector located between the hinge members, the connector having a pin member which connects the hinge members together to permit selective movement of the first panel relative to the second panel about multiple axes.

2011002, Feb 3, 2011

Sep 30, 2009

12/571041

Joseph D. Berger - Philadelphia PA, US

MAAX BATH INC. - Lachine

F16M 13/00, E05D 7/04, E05D 7/06, E06B 3/36

24822214, 16249, 16239, 16240, 49381, 24822021

A hinge for pivotally connecting a first panel to a second panel. The hinge has a first hinge member for connection to the first panel and a second hinge member for connection to the second panel. The hinge has a connector between the first hinge member and the second hinge member, the connector allowing the first hinge member to pivot with relation to the second hinge member. The connector is mounted in a track formed in the first hinge member and is selectively movable therein to vary a position of the first hinge member with relation to the second hinge member. The invention also provides a clamping arrangement for mounting a panel to a wall.