Rajesh Sreenivasan heads the TMT Practice at Rajah & Tann and has been advising clients on matters relating to technology, cybersecurity, data protection, telecommunications, electronic commerce, cloud computing, digital forensics and social media for over twenty years.

His clients include state governments and multinational corporations in the telecommunications, social media, computer hardware and software sectors, government linked companies and statutory boards. On the regional front, Rajesh has been engaged by the ASEAN Secretariat to facilitate a pan-ASEAN forum on legislative and regulatory reforms to collectively address convergence of IT, telecoms and broadcasting across all 10 members countries and by the Commonwealth Secretariat to co-lead an e-government capacity building exercise involving all member Caribbean nations.  Rajesh has also been engaged by the World Bank and the United Nations on numerous mandates including on digital identity policy and regulations in countries as diverse as Nigeria, Guinea and Ivory Coast.  Rajesh is also the contributing author for the Singapore Chapter of Sweet & Maxwell’s Data Protection Laws of the World since 2010. On the corporate front, he sits on the Board of MediaCorp, Singapore’s national broadcaster. He has been unanimously cited as an industry leading lawyer in the TMT sector in Singapore by all major legal ranking agencies for over 2 decades. In 2018, he co-founded Rajah & Tann Technologies Pte Ltd, the corporate arm of Rajah & Tann Asia that provides market leading tech-enabled legal solutions to clients.

Rajesh is unanimously named as a Leading Lawyer for TMT in publications such as Chambers Asia Pacific and The Legal 500 Asia Pacific since 2008. According to Chambers Asia Pacific (2018), Rajesh is “highly prized by multinational technology companies for his expertise in data protection, telecoms regulation and cybersecurity.” He has been further recognised as a Market-leading lawyer for IT, Telco & Media by Asialaw Profiles (2019).

Rajesh was first recognised by Best Lawyers in Singapore in 2008, and has been consistently regarded by his peers through to the 2019 edition. He has been named the 2019 “Lawyer of the Year” for Information Technology Law in Singapore by the same publication as well.

As Chief Transformation and Innovation Officer (Judiciary) at the Supreme Court, Ken Hwee is in charge of the transformation, digitalisation, innovation and technology plans of the Judiciary. He will seek to further improve the systems that we already have, and deploy relevant cutting-edge systems to keep the Courts, and the legal profession, at the forefront of legal technology. Ken Hwee has been heavily involved in technology initiatives in Singapore since the mid-1990s.

Before this deployment, Ken Hwee was the Chief Prosecutor of the (then) Financial and Technology Crime Division (FTCD) of the Attorney-General's Chambers. FTCD handled white-collar cases in Singapore, including cheating, criminal breach of trust, corruption, cybercrime, money-laundering and terrorism financing, and Securities and Futures Act and Companies Act offences. FTCD also made use of AI-assisted evidence review technology. When he was at AGC, Ken Hwee was also personally involved in major initiatives including the introduction of video recorded interviews for certain offences, and deferred prosecution agreements.