About Leonard Saphire-Bernstein

Leonard Saphire-Bernstein is a 1980 graduate of the Harvard Law School.

Since 1980, he has resolved disputes with pre-litigation and litigation, for private sector clients and on behalf of the federal government, for hundreds of personal, federal law and state law civil matters.

He has worked for a major LaSalle Street law firm in Chicago; the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; several medium-size law firms in Chicago, on behalf of major hospitals and unions; the FDIC, during the financial crisis of 2008-2014; and is presently working out of his own firm, and teaching law at American Juris University.

He has successfully conducted contract, labor, banking, foreclosure, and insurance cases in court, in arbitrations, and on appeal. He has directed outside counsel in offensive and defensive litigation, and has experience with current issues of complex electronic discovery.