A Practice Forged at the Perpetual Forefront of where Technology Shapes Society 

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Daliah Saper is the principal attorney & founder of Saper Law, an award-winning law firm specializing in intellectual property, technology & social media, entertainment and business law.  She is routinely in national headlines at the forefront of cutting edge legal issues where technology meets culture. She is regularly interviewed by the most prominent national news outlets, including Fox News, CNBC, ABC News, The Chicago Tribune, WGN Radio, and NPR.  Her routine cases are at the high stakes cross roads of emerging technology and its impact on business and social norms.  

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Daliah was named to Crain’s Chicago‘s 2017 list “60 Most Influential Women Lawyers,” which highlighted her “cutting-edge” internet and social media practice and Law Bulletin Publishing Company’s 2012 list “40 Attorneys Under 40,” an incredibly competitive roster of accomplished attorneys compiled from thousands of highly qualified nominations.  She has received the honor of being named to the Super Lawyers magazine list fifteen years in a row, is recognized as a leading Media and Entertainment lawyer by Chambers and Partners, was featured on the cover of TheXemplar magazine, was profiled by the Chicago Law Bulletin and recognized as one of that publication’s “Emerging Lawyers of 2017,” and has been nominated for the prestigious ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Award.

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Daliah is an Adjunct Professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, teaching a Sports and Entertainment Law course. She has also served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Illinois College of Law, teaching an Internet Law course. She has served on the faculty of PLI, Practicing Law Institute, and was selected by Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society to participate in Harvard’s Online Media Legal Network (OMLN).

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