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How to use TESS to search for US Trademarks

October 5, 2013 by geekworker

Ever wondered who owns a trademark, or if something you want to use is trademarked? Well finding out is a REALLY simple process, as I demonstrate here using World of Warcraft as a sample (hey, I am a geek after all).

URL: TESS

Posted in ArticleTagged tess, trademarks, USPTO
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