Shanshan "Shannon" Liang, Esq., Ph.D.
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.
Shannon was born in China and earned her Bachelor of Engineering at Tongji University, with a second degree in law from Fudan University. She came to the United States for a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where she published in peer-reviewed journals and conferences.
She moved to Florida with her family in 2009 and graduated from the Florida State University College of Law with high honors, earning the Business Law Certificate with highest honors. She joined the firm in 2013 and assumed management of Liang + Mooney in 2022, after nine years of customs and trade work alongside Neil Mooney.
Her engineering background matters in practice. Tariff classification, valuation and antidumping scope questions often turn on how a product is made and what it is made of, and she reads the technical record herself. That approach has produced multi-million dollar duty reductions for clients.
Shannon is a native Mandarin speaker. Chinese-owned enterprises in the United States, and their counsel in China, work with her directly in Chinese, from the first call through litigation at the U.S. Court of International Trade. In May 2026 she presented a Chinese-language seminar on IEEPA and CAPE tariff recovery for Chinese enterprises in the United States.
中文服务由梁律师本人负责
Shannon Liang 律师出生于中国，本科毕业于同济大学工程专业，并在复旦大学取得法学第二学位。赴美后，她在纽约州立大学石溪分校获得材料科学与工程博士学位，随后以优异成绩毕业于佛罗里达州立大学法学院。
她自 2013 年起在本所执业，2022 年起担任管理律师，并获准在美国国际贸易法院出庭。关税分类、估价、反倾销范围以及海关处罚等案件，往往取决于产品的材料与工艺，她会亲自审阅技术记录。
中文客户无需通过翻译：从第一次通话到诉讼，均由梁律师直接以中文沟通。请发送电子邮件至 sliang@customscourt.com。
Writing by Shannon
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