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David H. Jiang
Associate
Overview
David Jiang counsels clients in litigation and dispute resolution.
Prior Experience
Before joining the firm, David gained experience in litigation, public policy and health law through academic, government and research roles. While at Stanford Law School, he served as a teaching assistant for First Amendment. He was a research assistant to Professors Diego Zambrano and Michelle M. Mello, contributing to legislative analysis on civil procedure and research on state public health powers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prior to law school, David was a health policy researcher at Mayo Clinic, where he focused on pandemic response, health disparities and regulation of artificial intelligence in medicine. Because of that work, David was appointed by the governor of Minnesota as a public member of the Minnesota Board of Nursing, where he helped shape regulatory and legislative reforms to nursing practice and participated in disciplinary hearings.
Outside of law, David co-founded Oraculi, a mentorship organization connecting students from underrepresented backgrounds with professional mentors in STEM, for which he received the City of Rochester’s Mayor’s Medal of Honor for Community Service.
Personal Interests
Outside of the office, David is an amateur cellist, chef and pickleballer. He plays a 1949 Wilhem Bruckner cello from Erfurt, Germany and an Andreas Dörfler bow. A devoted fan of The West Wing, David proudly identifies as a Jed Bartlet enthusiast.
Credentials
Bar Admissions
Minnesota
Languages
Japanese
Chinese
Education
Stanford Law School
J.D. Stanford Law Review (managing editor) (2025)
Yale University
B.A. in Global Affairs & Political Science, cum laude (2019)
Insights & Events
Other Perspectives
- Planning for the Post-COVID Syndrome: How Payers Can Mitigate Long-Term Complications of the Pandemic
Co-author, 35 J. GEN. INTERNAL MED. 3036 (2020) - A COVID-19 Telehealth Impact Study—Exploring One Year of Telehealth Experimentation
Co-author, 6 TELEHEALTH & MED. TODAY 1 (2020) - Postacute Sequelae of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 Infection: A State-of-the-Art Review
Co-author, 6 J. AM. COLL. CARDIOLOGY: BASIC TRANSLATION SCIENCE 796 (2021) - Impact of High Deductible Health Plans on Diabetes Care Quality and Outcomes: Systematic Review
Co-author, 27 ENDOCRINE PRACTICE 1156 (2021) - Association of Stay-at-Home Orders and COVID-19 Incidence and Mortality in Rural and Urban United States
Co-author, 12 BRIT. MED. J. OPEN e055791 (2022) - Modernizing Diabetes Care Quality Measures
Co-author, 41 HEALTH AFFS. 955, (2022) - Out-of-Pocket Cost Burden Associated with Contemporary Management of Advanced Prostate Cancer Among Commercially Insured Patients
Co-author, 208 J. UROLOGY 987 (2022) - Evaluation of High-Deductible Health Plans and Acute Glycemic Complications Among Adults with Diabetes
Co-author, 6 J. AM. MED. ASSN’N. NETWORK OPEN e2250602 (2023) - The Need For a Strong Legal Infrastructure for Pandemic Response: Lessons Not Learned in the USA
Co-author, 384 BRIT. MED. J. e076269 (2024) - Judicial Decisions Constraining Public Health Powers During COVID-19: Implications for Public Health Policy Making
Author, 46 HEALTH AFFS. 759 (2024)
Leadership & Community
Professional Associations
- Minnesota State Bar Association
Civic Activities
- Rochester Civic Music Board — Mayor Appointee
- Rochester Public Schools — Strategic Action Plan Working Group, Superintendent Appointee
- Oraculi — Co-Founder
Honors
- Stanford Law School — Knight Hennessy Scholar, 2022 Cohort
- City of Rochester — Mayor’s Medal of Honor for Community Service
- Yale University — The Roosevelt L. Thompson Prize for Public Service
No aspect of these recognitions has been approved by the highest court of any state.