Ken Chia
Baker McKenzie Wong & LeowBaker McKenzie Wong & Leow’s IP and technology practice has a background in TMT transactions, regulatory matters and disputes. The Singapore team represents a number of tech giants on commercial and regulatory matters, data protection and privacy policies, and transactional issues in Southeast Asia. It has a broad spectrum of expertise, from the data privacy specialism of Ken Chia to the commercial advisory work of department head Andy Leck.
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Andy Leck