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Ken Suh is an entrepreneur and technology attorney who advises clients on legal issues related to cybersecurity, data privacy and intellectual property. In addition to his legal practice, Ken is a co-founder and board member of a telemedicine start-up which was awarded first prize in the prestigious Global New Venture Challenge (GNVC) at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
His business experience allows him to provide proactive, practical and effective legal counsel for clients in all stages of development.
His experience includes:
- State and Federal Privacy Regulations
- Cyber Incident Response Planning
- Ransomware Response
- Privacy Class Action Litigation
- Intellectual Property Strategy
- Intellectual Property Litigation
- Risk Management, Transfer and Insurance
- Entrepreneurship and Start-Ups
Ken Suh is an entrepreneur and technology attorney who advises clients on legal issues related to cybersecurity, data privacy and intellectual property. In addition to his legal practice, Ken is a co-founder and board member of a telemedicine start-up which was awarded first prize in the prestigious Global New Venture Challenge (GNVC) at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
His business experience allows him to provide proactive, practical and effective legal counsel for clients in all stages of development.
His experience includes:
- State and Federal Privacy Regulations
- Cyber Incident Response Planning
- Ransomware Response
- Privacy Class Action Litigation
- Intellectual Property Strategy
- Intellectual Property Litigation
- Risk Management, Transfer and Insurance
- Entrepreneurship and Start-Ups
Prior to joining the Firm, Ken managed a team at a leading cyber and technology Lloyd’s of London Syndicate where he guided strategic decision making on hundreds of cybersecurity, data privacy, privacy class action and intellectual property matters, including those involving ransomware attacks, cyber breaches, biometric data collection (BIPA), HIPAA, FCRA/FACTA and the TCPA.
Ken has previous private practice trial experience litigating bet the company intellectual property matters involving smartphone software and hardware, hybrid engine control unit, rocket engine and radiation oncology device controller technologies. Prior to law school, Ken was a technical project manager at IBM where he managed the design and development of custom software for financial services clients.CREDENTIALS
- M.B.A., University of Chicago, 2021
- J.D., cum laude, Washington University School of Law, 2009
- M.A., Public Policy and Administration, Northwestern University, 2005
- B.S., Computer Science, Northwestern University, 2001
- Illinois
- California
- Texas
- Adjunct Professor, Intellectual Property, University of Illinois Chicago Law School
- Adjunct Professor, Intellectual Property, DePaul University College of Law
- Volunteer Mentor, The American Bar Association Judicial Intern Opportunity Program, Chicago