Baiding Wu

Baiding (David) Wu is an associate at Jones Day, specializing in antitrust and competition law. He joined the firm in 2019 after completing a post-doctorate fellowship at The George Washington University Competition Law Center.23

As a member of Jones Day's Antitrust & Competition Practice, Wu advises multinational and Chinese companies on various legal matters. His expertise extends to areas such as money laundering and financial regulations, as evidenced by his publications on these topics.45

Prior to his current role, Wu's academic background included working with professors at The George Washington University, which likely contributed to his expertise in competition law.2 This combination of academic research and practical legal experience appears to have shaped his career trajectory at Jones Day.

It's worth noting that Jones Day is known for its unique structure and compensation system. The firm is run by managing partner Stephen Brogan from Washington, D.C., with significant autonomy.1 The firm also maintains a confidential compensation system for both associates and partners, discouraging discussion of pay among employees.1

While specific details about Wu's individual role or compensation at Jones Day are not available due to the firm's confidentiality policies, his specialization in antitrust and competition law, along with his expertise in financial regulations, suggests he is a valuable asset to the firm's practice in these areas.