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Jeffrey S Atherton

from Menifee, CA
Age ~47
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Also known as:
Jeff S Atherton, Jeffrey S Atherion, Jeff Asherton, Jeff Atheton
Related to:
Phyllis NybergMark A StenbergKeith L Nyberg, 67Kevin A Warren, 72Walter Nyberg
Connected to:
Abril S Atherton, 46Alexis S Atherton, 49Antonia V Atherton, 78Brent E Atherton, 53Brianna R Atherton, 31Carrie A Atherton, 56Chad D Atherton, 49Cosette L Atherton, 58Dominique A Atherton, 86Douglas R Atherton, 76

Jeffrey Atherton Phones & Addresses

  • Menifee, CA
  • San Diego, CA
  • Huntington Beach, CA
  • Milwaukee, WI

Specialities

Family • Civil Rights • Workers Compensation Law • Personal Injury Law • Education Law • Guardianship and Conservatorship • Probate • Civil Litigation

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Specialties:
Family
Civil Rights
Workers Compensation Law
Personal Injury Law
Education Law
Guardianship and Conservatorship
Probate
Civil Litigation
ISLN:
909356710
Admitted:
1988
University:
University of Tennessee at Knoxville, B.A., 1984
Law School:
University of Tennessee at Knoxville, J.D., 1987

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Shell Door Locking Device

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US Patent:
57383979, Apr 14, 1998
Filed:
Nov 14, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/555881
Inventors:
Steven Grody - Los Angeles CA
Jeffrey Atherton - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
B65D 4500
US Classification:
292258
Abstract:
A device for locking the door or flap of a typical pick-up truck shell closed from the interior of the shell includes a substantially rigid body which is selectively secured to moving parts of a latch mechanism. The device is designed to operate with an existing shell door or flap latching mechanism of the type having a rotatable shaft coupled to a pivotable plate. According to such existing latching mechanisms, the pivotable plate is pivoted (or rotated) between first and second positions. In the first position, the plate partially overlaps a portion of the rear wall of the shell (or the truck bed or tailgate) to inhibit the shell door or flap from swinging open. In the second position, the plate does not overlap a portion of the shell (truck bed or tailgate), so as to allow the shell door or flap to swing open. In order to lock the shell door or flap, the substantially rigid body is secured to the pivotal plate of the latch mechanism from the interior of the shell. The rigid body has a body portion which overlaps a portion of the shell when the pivotal plate of the latch mechanism is in the second position.
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