Mr. Wei Shilin, Senior Partner of Beijing Dacheng Law Offices. Secretary General of the 8th E-commerce Law Professional Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association, Deputy Director and Secretary General of the 9th Competition and Anti-monopoly Law Professional Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association, Director of the 10th Competition and Anti-monopoly Law Professional Committee, Director of the Beijing Intellectual Property Law Research Association, Deputy Director of the Competition Law Professional Committee of the Beijing Intellectual Property Law Research Association, and External Professor of the Law School of Beijing Institute of Technology. Chief lawyer of the lawyer team of the All China Federation of Industry and Commerce Auto Dealer Chamber of Commerce, once served as the deputy director of the Pre litigation Mediation Committee of the Beijing Internet Court, and employed experts by the Competition Policy and Law Professional Committee of the China World Trade Organization Research Association.

Mr. Wei obtained a second bachelor's degree in law from Tsinghua University Law School and a master's degree from Chicago-Kent School of Law at Illinois Institute of Technology, USA.

Mr. Wei has participated in the work of the Supreme Court on the judicial interpretation of anti-monopoly civil litigation, and most of the suggestions put forward have been adopted by the Supreme Court's anti-monopoly judicial interpretation. Member of the expert group for amending the Anti Unfair Competition Law of the Former State Administration for Industry and Commerce, submitting a report and suggestions on the amendment of the Anti-unfair Competition Law. Mr. Wei was once commissioned by the Automobile Industry Chamber of Commerce to take the lead in undertaking the legislative project of the Anti Monopoly and Anti Unfair Competition Enforcement Bureau of the State Administration for Market Regulation on the Implementation Measures of the Anti Monopoly Agreement in the Automobile Industry, conducting legislative research, drafting legislative proposals and reports. Mr. Wei, as the project leader or core member of the research group, has undertaken multiple important national/ministry research projects for antitrust enforcement agencies.

Mr. Wei, as the deputy editor in chief, organized the compilation of "A Practical Interpretation of Anti Monopoly and Anti Unfair Competition Law" (published by Peking University Press), co authored "Annual Report on Anti Monopoly Law" (co authored) for six consecutive years, and organized the compilation of the 2016 "Competition Law Report on China's Automobile Industry", the 2017 "Policy and Legal Analysis Report on China's Automobile Distribution Service Industry", and the 2018 "Report on China's Medical and Health System Reform and Competition Law". As the deputy editor in chief, Mr. Wei organized the compilation of "China's Anti Monopoly Twelve Years: Review and Outlook".

In the field of anti-monopoly legal services, Mr. Wei has represented various industries such as lenses, taxi software, wine, seal software, automobile sales and after-sales service to handle multiple nationally renowned anti-monopoly enforcement cases and multiple first cases. The main first cases include: the first administrative monopoly review case and administrative monopoly litigation case against a certain national department, the first fair competition review litigation case in the country, the first plaintiff's victory case in the national anti-monopoly follow-up compensation lawsuit (the Intellectual Property Court of the Supreme People's Court), the first public resource trading platform bidding abuse of market dominance and monopoly agreement case, the machine management bidding fair competition review and administrative monopoly case, the first national public security system seal software monopoly case, and the taxi software enterprise collaboration and "jump-the-gun" case. Mr. Wei has represented well-known domestic communication equipment companies and multiple American companies in standard essential patent (SEP) licensing rates and abuse of market dominance in a series of litigation cases, providing a series of anti-monopoly project legal services for upstream and downstream software industry clients of the construction project public resource trading platform, providing anti-monopoly compliance services for a world-renowned brand host factory in the automotive industry and a central enterprise in the oil industry, providing anti-monopoly declaration services for mergers and acquisitions projects of large central enterprises in the telecommunications industry, oil industry enterprises, and operating system world giants, and providing anti-monopoly compliance consulting services for clients in industries such as insurance and finance.

The first administrative monopoly review case and administrative monopoly litigation case against a certain national department

The first fair competition review litigation case in the country

The first plaintiff's victory case in the national anti-monopoly follow-up compensation lawsuit (the Intellectual Property Court of the Supreme People's Court)

The first public resource trading platform bidding abuse of market dominance and monopoly agreement case

The machine management bidding fair competition review and administrative monopoly case

The first national public security system seal software monopoly case

The taxi software enterprise collaboration and "jump-the-gun" case

A well-known domestic communication equipment company and multiple American companies in standard essential patent (SEP) licensing rates and abuse of market dominance in a series of litigation cases