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Saper Law I Intellectual Property I Entertainment I Social Media I Business

Chicago, IL 5 out of 5 139 reviews

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Saper Law is a Chicago intellectual property, entertainment, and business law firm known for trademark and copyright work, social media and internet litigation, and a consultation process that reviewers consistently describe as thorough, candid, and well organized.

Strengths

  • Reviews repeatedly highlight clear, plain-language explanations of legal options and next steps during consultations.
  • Reviewers describe a candid approach, including being advised against pursuing matters the firm did not consider viable.
  • Scheduling is frequently praised as fast, with next-day consultations and materials collected in advance so sessions stay focused.
  • Trademark clients report being kept informed through filing and registration, with questions answered promptly.
  • Several reviewers describe long-running relationships with the firm and its attorneys across multiple matters.

Considerations

  • Saper lists consultations at $225 and an hourly rate of $450.
  • One client wishes the firm had been involved before an IP dispute escalated; other feedback praises prepared consultations and candid advice about whether to proceed.

About Saper Law I Intellectual Property I Entertainment I Social Media I Business

Saper Law is a Chicago law firm at 505 N La Salle Dr in the River North area, handling intellectual property, entertainment, social media, and general business matters. Its practice spans trademark search, application, licensing, assignment, opposition and cancellation proceedings, and infringement litigation, alongside copyright registration and licensing, domain name and Google AdWords disputes, defamation and right-of-publicity claims, publishing agreements, sweepstakes and contest rules, LLC and corporation formation, and business contract drafting and disputes. The firm states that it has litigated nearly 200 intellectual property and technology cases in federal court and that it regularly acts as outside “inside” counsel to creative individuals and business organizations. Client industries cited by the firm include software and web-based businesses, pharmaceutical companies, restaurants, fashion designers, magazine publications, educators, artists, and consumer products makers. It has been ranked in the Chambers USA: Spotlight Guide for Media and Entertainment law, and founder Daliah Saper has been quoted by national outlets such as USA TODAY on copyright and AI-related issues.

The firm’s intake structure is unusually explicit: separate intake forms are published for trademark applications, copyright registration, trademark office action responses, LLC formation, litigation, and business matters. Initial consultations are listed at $225, with an hourly rate of $450 stated in the Google AdWords disputes practice description. Saper Law says it has developed systems and processes to complete matters expeditiously, and reviewer accounts echo that framing - consultations are frequently described as scheduled quickly, including next-day appointments, with materials submitted in advance so the session itself is focused.

Across the reviews sampled, the most consistent praise centers on clarity and candor. Clients describe having options and next steps explained in plain language, feeling prepared and at ease afterward, and receiving a straightforward assessment - including being told when a matter may not be worth pursuing. Trademark clients report being kept informed through filing and registration, and several reviewers describe multi-year relationships with the firm, including work with attorneys Daliah Saper and Brandon Campillo. Reviewers working on unusual or lower-value IP disputes note patience and empathy in how their cases were handled, and small-business owners specifically value the attention given to their matters. Some reviews include no written commentary, and one reviewer describes a bittersweet experience tied to discovering the firm late, after a dispute had already escalated. Feedback is heavily weighted toward consultations and trademark work, so less is documented about outcomes in the firm’s other listed areas.

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5 out of five stars based on 139 reviews.

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