Robb Shecter, J.D., creator of OregonLaws.org and WebLaws.org, has released Quisitive, a new iPhone/iPad app that enables searches for U.S. trademarks, as well as research into trade names, branding, and U.S. trademark and copyright law.
According to the Quisitive press materials, Quisitive searches current “data from the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) TESS & TARR databases.”
Future plans for the app include adding commentary “from branding & intellectual property experts,” as well as “name screening against several common law data sources.”
For more information, please see the Quisitive Web site.
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