William Wu

First Year of Call
2015 Ontario

Areas of Practice
Class Actions

Description
William (Bill) Wu maintains a dynamic and wide-ranging practice in competition law, antitrust, foreign investment and international trade.

Bill advises on major domestic and international transactions with respect to Canadian filing and review processes under Canada’s competition, foreign investment and various sectoral regulatory regimes. In his transaction practice, Bill has deep experience in agricultural, telecommunication, forestry, manufacturing, retail and technology industries.

Bill’s competition practice also encompasses the full range of investigation and litigation matters, including cartel, abuse of dominance and class action matters.

As part of his international trade law practice, Bill works on anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations involving the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

Bill is teaching competition law as an adjunct instructor at Queens’ University Faculty of Law.

Bill is also an active member of the leadership of the Canadian Bar Association’s National Competition Law Section and has assisted on a variety of competition and policy matters in the American Bar Association’s Section of Antitrust Law. He has testified before the House of Commons standing committee on industry, science and technology regarding the Competition Act.