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Upcoming Webinar Featuring Fan Chen, Esq. and Shannon Liang, Esq.: “2026 IEEPA/CAPE Tariff Recovery for Chinese Enterprises in the US + Texas SB-17 Penetrating Regulatory Firewall Strategy”

(Please Note: This seminar will be in Chinese.)

Join us on Zoom on Thursday May 28th at 8 PM (US Central Time) for an exclusive seminar with Fan Chen, founding partner of Mosaic, a law firm based in Texas, and Shannon Liang, our managing lawyer. In this lecture, Fan will discuss Texas SB-17 and current Federal Trade Regulations, including how Chinese businesses can reshape their structure, supply chain paths, and asset layout, and establish methods to comply and use these regulations to their advantage long-term. Shannon will discuss IEEPA/CAPE Tariff Recovery Strategy, including a background of IEEPA tariff refund policy, who is entitled to a refund, disputes between IOR, 4811, brokers, and third parties, and why a joint “lawyer + customs broker” solution is needed.

Anyone is welcome at this event, and we encourage CEOs, COOs, project managers, CFOs, tax managers, and HR/marketing/sales managers from manufacturing, international trade, warehousing and logistics, power equipment, intelligent manufacturing, auto parts, petrochemical, and building materials industries to register for this event. When registering, fill out “the legal issues you wish to consult about” section of the form to give you the opportunity to have a free meeting with either lawyer after the lecture.

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Shanshan Liang, managing attorney of Liang + Mooney

Shanshan "Shannon" Liang

Managing attorney · 中文 (native) · English

Born in China, trained as an engineer, admitted to the Court of International Trade. Shannon has run the firm since 2022 and handles every Chinese-language matter personally.

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