Last week, Daliah Saper presented at the Internet Law Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, an annual gathering of leading internet law practitioners from across the United States, Canada, and Europe. The invite-only event brings together attorneys to examine emerging developments and debate the cases, legislation, and policies shaping the field. Daliah's presentation focused on the rapidly evolving legal landscape surrounding doxing—the unauthorized publication of identifying or private information (such as home addresses, phone numbers, or workplace details) with intent to harass, threaten, or cause economic, emotional, or physical harm. Illinois Civil Liability for Doxing Act Daliah highlighted Continue Reading

We are honored to share that Daliah Saper has been nominated for the Small Business Champion Award.  All nominees will be recognized at the 2026 Small Business Advocacy Council (SBAC) Advocacy Awards Celebration in November. The SBAC Advocacy Awards The SBAC Advocacy Awards recognize the advocates, entrepreneurs, policymakers, organizations, and community leaders working to make Illinois a better place to start, grow, and sustain a small business. The awards highlight those who advance small business interests, amplify the needs of entrepreneurs, and support innovation, growth, and economic opportunity. The Small Business Champion Award specifically recognizes individuals and organizations Continue Reading

Daliah Saper was recently quoted by USA TODAY in an article examining the growing use of artificial intelligence by parents to alter or recreate school photographs, including attempts to remove copyright watermarks from professional photo proofs as families look for more affordable alternatives to traditional school portraits. Daliah’s comments highlighted the potential copyright issues and legal liabilities that can arise when AI is used to remove watermarks from copyrighted images. The Copyright Risks of Removing Watermarks Daliah explained that photographers and portrait companies may have grounds to pursue copyright infringement claims when individuals remove watermarks from professional photographs. Continue Reading

NewsNation recently interviewed Principal Attorney Daliah Saper about Meta’s landmark settlement with states and territories over allegations concerning the company’s impact on young users and the design of its social media platforms. Daliah explained that while the settlement’s reported $17 billion figure is certainly striking, the amount must be considered in the context of Meta’s overall financial exposure. With Meta generating more than $200 billion in revenue last year and facing potentially massive liability across numerous lawsuits, Daliah noted that the settlement may ultimately represent a favorable outcome for the company. What Daliah found more surprising was Continue Reading

Fox 32 ChicagoNOW interviewed Daliah Saper about Meta’s Muse Image Generator, a short-lived Instagram AI photo tool that let users type someone’s Instagram handle into a prompt to generate new images using that person’s photos and reels as visual references. Meta pulled the feature within days of its launch, disabling it hours after Daliah’s interview aired amid intense public backlash. During her interview, Daliah explained that the Meta AI feature’s brief release raised several questions about social platforms, AI Image use, and copyright terms. First, how is this legal? Daliah stated that while users legally own and Continue Reading