Fox 32 Chicago Interviews Daliah Saper about Social Media’s Influence on Crime
https://player.vimeo.com/video/711695757 Daliah Saper was interviewed by Fox 32 Chicago about whether or not social media companies have an obligation to police illegal content on their sites. In light of the recent shootings in Buffalo, New York and Millennium Park, Chicago--both of which involved social media activity--Daliah discussed the limits of what can be moderated on social media. Given that these social media platforms function primarily as communication platforms, Daliah stressed that complete regulation of harmful behavior online is a difficult task.
Bloomberg Law Interviews Daliah Saper about the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard Defamation Trial
Daliah Saper was recently quoted in Bloomberg Law in its article about Depp's decision to file his defamation suit in Virginia. Daliah explained the intricacies of a motion to dismiss under Virginia's anti-SLAPP statute and what Depp's lawyers may have to prove in order to prevail in their defamation case. Read the full article here. If you are interested in bringing or defending a defamation case, book a consultation here.
Fox 32 Chicago Interviews Daliah Saper about Amber Heard’s Testimony in the Depp-Heard Defamation Trial
Daliah Saper returned to Fox 32 Chicago to discuss the ongoing Johnny Depp v Amber Heard defamation trial. Daliah primary fielded questions about the impact of Amber Heard's passionate testimony on the jury and whether Johnny Depp's defamation case is still viable. Watch the full Fox 32 segment below.
Saper Law hosts the Honorable Judge Debra Walker for a Lunch-and-Learn event
Judge Walker (left) and Daliah Saper (right) spoke at Lunch-and-Learn event at Saper Law Offices, LLC Saper Law hosted the Honorable Judge Debra Walker on May 17th for a Lunch-and-Learn event. Attendees learned about the judicial system and how cases are tried. Most importantly, the attendees received a behind-the-scenes look at how judges make decisions. The Lunch-and-Learn kicked off with Judge Walker introducing herself and her humble beginnings de-tasseling corn on her parents’ farm before getting into her earliest professional experiences as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Afterward, Judge Walker described her journey into the legal field as Continue Reading
Daliah Saper Quoted in Ad Age Article about Trademark Dispute
Ad Age recently quoted Daliah Saper in its article about McDonald's decision to oppose CBD merchant McHemp's trademark application. In addition to providing an overview of the United States and Trademark Office's (USPTO) procedures for challenging an application, Daliah discussed two trademark claims available only to famous brands: trademark dilution by tarnishment and trademark dilution by blurring. Read the full Ad Age article here. Saper Law regularly litigates federal trademark lawsuits and related state unfair competition claims. Saper Law also processes hundreds of USPTO trademark applications, maintains client trademark registrations, and manages large trademark portfolios for its clients. Please contact Continue Reading
Saper Law Wins Precedent-Setting Defamation Case
In a recent decision, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an onslaught of one-star reviews labeling a Skokie lawyer as “racist,” “chauvinistic” and “a waste [of] money,” etc. were not defamatory—even though the reviewers had never been his clients. Certainly not a traditional defamation matter, this case establishes an important precedent: people who have no connection to a business may be able to harshly review it without consequence. When reviewers Victoria Chamara and others were slammed with a defamation lawsuit filed by bankruptcy attorney David Freydin, they enlisted the help of Saper Law Offices. Saper Law swiftly filed Continue Reading
Fox 32 Chicago Interviews Daliah Saper about the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard Defamation Trial
Attorney Daliah Saper from Saper Law talks about the spectacle of the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial and how it sheds a light on the private lives of celebrities. Watch the full segment online.If you are interested in bringing or defending a defamation case, book a consultation here. If you are interested in hosting Daliah as a speaker for your organization, book Daliah here.
I’ll See You in Court!
Attend Saper Law’s Lunch-and-Learn to discover what really happens in the court room! Tuesday, May 17 from 12pm to 1pm At Saper Law Offices 505 N LaSalle Suite 350 Chicago, IL 60654 Click to RSVP Saper Law regularly litigates complicated and contentious cases in both state and federal court. Oftentimes, our clients ask about the process and how a judge may rule on the motions we file. We are fortunate enough to have the Honorable Judge Debra Walker at Saper Law’s May 17th Lunch and Learn to help field some of those questions. Drawing from her 14 years of judicial experience and 21 years of practice as a civil defense trial lawyer, Judge Continue Reading
Is that a fake Rolex?
Read Daliah’s “Designer” vs “Inspired-by” Jewelry Article in Landslide Magazine! Wish you could buy a Rolex without the hefty price tag? Maybe you wouldn’t consider buying a counterfeit watch, but you would buy an “inspired-by” piece—a watch that looks like a Rolex but doesn’t have the famous trademark. While “inspired-by” jewelry vendors might not think they’re violating any rights, litigious brand designers disagree and argue that such creations constitute intellectual property (IP) infringement. Daliah Saper tackles the topic of designer vs inspired by jewelry in her article, “‘Designer’ vs ‘Inspired-by’: Jewelry, IP Infringement, and Unfair Competition” The article is featured in the March/April Continue Reading
Saper Law Wins Precedent-Setting Defamation Case
Daliah Saper discussing the Freydin case with CBS before the decision In a recent decision, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an onslaught of one-star reviews labeling a Skokie lawyer as “racist,” “chauvinistic” and “a waste [of] money,” etc. were not defamatory---even though the reviewers had never been his clients. Certainly not a traditional defamation matter, this case establishes an important precedent: people who have no connection to a business may be able to harshly review it without consequence. When reviewers Victoria Chamara and others were slammed with a defamation lawsuit filed by bankruptcy attorney David Freydin, Continue Reading