In her daily work, she reviews Administrative Law Judge decisions to ensure they are in accordance with the Social Security Act and defensible in federal court. Lin obtained her juris doctor from the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, where she graduated with cum laude distinction and was a recipient of the Dulin Haynes Public Service Scholar award. During law school, Lin worked as a law clerk at the General Counsel’s Office in the American Psychological Association, a judicial intern at the Chamber of the Honorable Brook Hedge in the D.C. Superior Court, and a law clerk at the firm of Coggins, Harman & Hewitt. In addition, she published a student note on Massachusetts’ healthcare reform efforts in the spring 2009 edition of the Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy.