August Client Spotlight: Jumpstitch Studio
Saper Law’s Client Spotlight is a series highlighting our clients and the legal work we do across our various practice areas. This month, we are highlighting our intellectual property and business law services by shining a spotlight on Saper Law client, JumpStitch Studio. Meet JumpStitch Studio JumpStitch Studio is a Continue Reading
NewsNation Interviews Daliah Saper About $17 Billion Dollar Meta Settlement
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 Continue Reading
July Client Spotlight: Rae Review
Saper Law’s Client Spotlight is a series highlighting our various practice areas through client features. This July, we are highlighting our copyright and trademark law by shining a spotlight on Saper Law client, Rae Review. Meet Rae Review Rae Review is a true crime and dark history storytelling brand built by creator Emily Rae Continue Reading
Fox 32 ChicagoNOW Interviews Daliah Saper About Meta Muse AI Image Generator
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, Continue Reading
Understanding the Fair Use Doctrine: A Brief Guide to Using Content Without Infringing
"You can totally use that—it's fair use!" That is a phrase thrown around constantly in creator circles, digital boardrooms, and social media comment sections. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most misunderstood concepts in intellectual property law. In reality, "fair use" is rarely a magic shield that prevents you Continue Reading
Can You Copyright an Idea? Understanding Scènes à Faire
Every creator wants to protect their work, but it is a common misconception that ideas themselves can be protected. According to copyright law, mere ideas are not protectable, while their expression can be. So, what is the difference? Ideas vs. Expressions: The Core Distinction Federal copyright law does not protect Continue Reading
