China’s Counter-Sanctions Regime: New Developments and Their Impact on MNCs (Asia Session)

China has greatly expanded its “counter-sanctions” toolkit in recent months, creating new challenges for companies’ supply chains, data protection, and global sanctions compliance, as well as broader operational risk management, including in relation to exit bans, dawn raids, and enforcement developments. Join MoFo’s global National Security team to learn about these recent developments and how they may impact your organization’s China business.

A separate session for U.S.- and Europe-based clients is expected to be held in late June 2026. More details will follow.

At this webinar, we will discuss:

• New Chinese counter-sanctions regulations and blocking orders against U.S. and EU enforcement actions
• Recent civil claims in Chinese courts against foreign companies for complying with U.S. sanctions
•  China’s “Industrial and Supply Chain Security” regulations and what they mean for supply chain diligence
•  How to balance new Chinese restrictions against compliance obligations from other jurisdictions
• What to expect from the Trump administration’s approach to export controls, sanctions enforcement, and U.S.-China national security regulation
• Recent developments in U.S. export controls, including restrictions affecting China-related technology, semiconductor, AI, and supply chain activities

Morrison Foerster Panel:

• Brandon Van Grack, Partner and Co-Chair of MoFo’s National Security Practice (Washington, D.C.) – Former Chief of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) Unit at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)
• Jason Lebowitz, Of Counsel (Washington, D.C.) – Former Senior Counsel in the Office of Chief Counsel for Industry and Security at the U.S. Department of Commerce
• Chen Zhu, Partner and Asia Head of MoFo’s Sanctions and Export Controls Practice (Hong Kong)
• Derik Rao, Partner (Shanghai)