About Sujit Raman

Sujit Raman is General Counsel at TRM Labs. He previously was a partner at Sidley Austin in the Washington, D.C. office and served as an Associate Deputy Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice where he assisted the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General in their oversight of the nation's cyber-related criminal and national security investigations and prosecutions. He also helped oversee the Justice Department’s cyber-related policy development, and represented the Department on cyber matters before the National Security Council at the White House. 

Before joining the Department of Justice’s senior leadership staff, Mr. Raman served for over eight years as a federal prosecutor. In this role, he gained extensive courtroom experience, and led a number of international fraud, public corruption, and national security matters. He also developed particular expertise in handling legal issues dealing with the implications of technology on criminal and national security investigations, and served as the government’s counsel of record for several leading electronic evidence and digital privacy cases in the US Court of Appeals. 

Mr. Raman was educated at Harvard College, where he captained the national championship-winning varsity rowing team and was honored at graduation with the Francis H. Burr Prize as the top student-athlete. He earned post-graduate degrees at Harvard Law School, where he was a winner of the Ames Moot Court competition, and at the University of Bristol (UK), where he studied as a Marshall Scholar and served as head coach of the women's varsity rowing program.

Education

  • AB in History, Harvard University
  • MPhil, University of Bristol
  • JD in Law, Harvard University

Professional Fields

Work History

  • General Counsel, TRM Labs
  • Partner, Sidley Austin LLP
  • Assistant United States Attorney, District of Maryland
  • Associate Deputy Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice
  • Chief of Appeals, U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland

Milestones and Recognition

  • Marshall Scholar

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