Shang-Lun Lin graduated with an LL.B. from National Chengchi University and obtained an LL.M. from National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University. He subsequently pursued advanced legal studies in the United States, earning his Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. An attorney licensed to practice in Taiwan, Mr. Lin has been practicing at Ever-Green Law Offices since 2019. Fluent in both Mandarin and English, he delivers seamless, comprehensive cross-border legal counsel to domestic and multinational clients across diverse legal and cultural jurisdictions.

In the fields of Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity, and technology-related intellectual property, Mr. Lin demonstrates an in-depth understanding of technology industry operations and underlying technical architectures. He serves as long-term outside general counsel to several frontier technology and AI enterprises. Mr. Lin specializes in devising comprehensive IP portfolios—including filing strategies for method, invention, and utility model patents—and establishing enterprise-wide cybersecurity compliance frameworks and trade secret protection mechanisms. Recognized for his authoritative knowledge in AI and data privacy regulations, Mr. Lin is regularly retained as a specialized lecturer by the Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance (TABF) and leading commercial banks, delivering executive training on cybersecurity and AI legal compliance. Additionally, he has frequently been engaged by the Institute for Information Industry (III) to conduct strategic regulatory analysis and arbitration strategy reviews on major initiatives.

In biotechnology, healthcare, and public health policy, Mr. Lin possesses extensive familiarity with pharmaceutical research workflows and healthcare institutional operations. He serves as an Ethics and Self-Regulation Committee Member and Legal Reform Consultant for the Taiwan Physical Therapy Association (TPTA), as well as legal counsel to health promotion enterprises and prominent physical therapy institutions, handling healthcare labor matters, medical ethics standards, and administrative appeals against regulatory penalties. In biopharmaceuticals, Mr. Lin has sophisticated experience handling non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), technology transfer licensing, and drug regulatory approval filings. He previously served as Project Manager for the III's commissioned research on cross-border biopharmaceutical collaboration and contractual risk management, and as a featured speaker for its cross-border regulatory compliance workshops. Furthermore, he is an officially designated attorney appointed by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) for drug relief cases.

In family law, matrimonial matters, and private wealth structuring, Mr. Lin has researched comparative marriage laws across jurisdictions, routinely handling cross-border prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, divorce negotiations, and marital property distribution claims. For ultra-high-net-worth clients, Mr. Lin designs customized wealth preservation mechanisms and offshore corporate holding structures, managing statutory and notarial wills, judicial estate partitioning, adult guardianship agreements (voluntary guardianship), alimony negotiations, and reimbursement litigation regarding elder support expenses advanced by specific descendants. Most notably, Mr. Lin is a leading legal authority in cross-border surrogacy and assisted reproductive technology law. He was featured on TaiwanPlus to discuss Taiwan's legal landscape, and is regularly consulted by international medical and reproductive agencies regarding the establishment of parentage, foreign parental judgment recognition, and Taiwanese citizenship acquisition procedures for surrogate-born children.

In cross-border business investment, foreign inbound setup, and cross-border disputes, Mr. Lin is highly versed in corporate establishment procedures in Taiwan. He advises foreign enterprises on establishing local subsidiaries, branches, and representative offices, and regularly navigates foreign investment clearance before the Department of Investment Review (DIR, formerly the Investment Commission) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Mr. Lin also acts as permanent legal counsel to multinational corporations, managing complex consumer disputes and cross-border commercial litigation, while delivering actionable regulatory solutions concerning import/export tariffs, inspection standards of international branded consumer goods, and industrial emissions compliance.