Daliah Saper Invited to Speak at NASA’s Johnson Space Center regarding Social Media Law
On July 22nd, Daliah Saper will be speaking at NASA's Johnson Space Center regarding the legal issues surrounding the use of social media. NASA’s Johnson Space Center is bringing together leaders in social media use from across different government agencies to share their expertise, learn from one another and collaborate on social media issues. Best practices in government social media strategy for agencies such as the U.S. Air Force, Dept. of Homeland Security and City of Houston. Some of the topics that will be discussed include: · Social Media Policy-Ethics · Obstacles/Successes · Education · Crisis Communications · Social Media Law · Continue Reading
Saper Law attorneys publish article in ISBA Intellectual Property Newsletter
Daliah Saper, and Saper Law Associate, Dominka Szreder, recently published an article in the Illinois State Bar Association Intellectual Property Newsletter. The full article is posted here. You may read the newsletter by clicking here: “LITIGATING KEYWORDS LIKE IT’S 1999.” Continue Reading
September Saper Law Seminar: “IP Valuation and Trade Secret Protection: What are your customer lists and ‘special sauces’ really worth?”
If you missed the September Saper Law Seminar on IP Valuation and Trade Secret Protection, you can view and download Daliah Saper’s presentation below. What is Intellectual Property, and how do I establish such rights? How much is my Intellectual Property worth? What steps must I take to protect my trade secret, copyright, patent, or trademark? Find the answers to these questions and others in the presentation below. Download: September Saper Law Seminar: IP Valuation and Trade Secret Protection Continue Reading
Five Things Every Software Developer Should Know About Intellectual Property
Updated May 2017. It is essential for every Software Developer to have a firm grasp of intellectual property rights and how they apply to the Software Industry. Intellectual property is an umbrella term for various types of rights individuals or businesses can have in their names, creative works, and inventions. Software developers need a solid understanding of their rights to develop and protect a brand, ensure exclusive ownership of their creations, and keep their work confidential to create and maintain an advantage in this competitive market. Continue Reading
Domain Name Disputes
What is a domain name? A domain name is an address on the Internet where a web page can be found. The Domain Name System (DNS) makes the Internet easier to navigate. Each computer on the Internet has a unique address known as its Internet Protocol (IP) address. An IP address is a long string of digits similar to a telephone number. Because IP addresses are difficult to remember, domain names that correspond to the IP address are used to get from site to site. Continue Reading
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