McDonald Hopkins welcomes powerhouse attorney Kenneth Suh to its Litigation and Data Privacy team

McDonald Hopkins is proud to welcome Kenneth (Ken) Suh as a Member of the firm’s Litigation Department and its national Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group.

Ken brings over a decade of litigation experience, including in data privacy and intellectual property, with a practice concentrated on litigation and compliance matters surrounding artificial intelligence, data privacy, and intellectual property. He is well-versed in all facets of privacy law and is a trusted advisor to clients navigating today’s complex and rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

“Our data privacy team is already known for its depth and experience, and Ken strengthens it even further,” said Jim Giszczak, Co-President of McDonald Hopkins and Co-Chair of the Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group. “He’s a powerhouse attorney with a track record that speaks for itself. His ability to help clients manage the inherent risks of emerging technologies and areas of law is incredibly valuable in today’s environment.”

Ken has served as lead counsel on more than 100 litigation, regulatory enforcement, and compliance matters. He has also counseled clients before federal courts and administrative agencies, including cases involving the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) and data breach class actions. He is a go-to resource for clients in the cyber insurance space, like brokers and carriers. Ken previously led a team at a top Lloyd’s of London cyber/tech E&O insurance provider, overseeing a portfolio exceeding $1 billion.

In addition to his legal practice, Ken teaches Artificial Intelligence and the Law as an adjunct professor at the University of Illinois Chicago and is also a faculty affiliate with the Institute of Government and Public Affairs, a multi-disciplinary policy institute within the University of Illinois system

Ken said he was drawn to McDonald Hopkins for its client-centered approach.

“As a former McDonald Hopkins client, I experienced firsthand the team’s client-focused and flexible approach to navigating difficult legal challenges. The firm’s strong leadership and deep bench in data privacy were also major draws for me. It’s a collaborative and innovative environment, everything you’d want in a firm handling your most sensitive and sophisticated matters,” he said.

Ken is based out of McDonald Hopkins’ Chicago office.