Braden Perry, partner at Kennyhertz Perry, is currently serving as Board Chairperson for the Kansas State Board of Indigents’ Defense Services (BIDS). BIDS provides defense counsel for people who are
Braden Perry was recently named for the third year in a row to The POWER LIST for white-collar defense by Missouri Lawyers Media. This list is put together by Missouri
Kennyhertz Perry attorneys, Mit Winter and Ben Tompkins, wrote an article for LEAD1 Association focusing on the legal aspects of Name, Image, and Likeness collectives. NIL collectives are formed when
Expertise.com finds and reviews the top service professionals in over 200 industries across the U.S. to help customers find the best-qualified professionals for their needs. Kennyhertz Perry was listed as
Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Mit Winter, was recognized by On3 as one of the top 25 most influential figures in Name, Image, and Likeness. On3 is a premier college sports digital
After a period of cooperation to bring life-saving Covid-19 vaccines to the public as quickly as possible, Moderna has sued Pfizer and its partner, Biontech for patent infringement of the
Kennyhertz Perry is proud to announce that five attorneys have been recognized in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America. This list of outstanding lawyers is compiled by conducting
Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Jon Dedon, was featured in The Kansas City Star on the possibility of voters in Missouri approving recreational use of marijuana. This change to the state constitution
Congratulations to Firm Manager, Kelly Garrity Bieri, on being named a 2022 Unsung Legal Hero by Missouri Lawyers Media. Before joining Kennyhertz Perry, Kelly practiced law for 15 years at
Kennyhertz Perry is excited to welcome summer intern, Kristen Andrews. Kristen is a second-year student at the University of Kansas School of Law, where she is an Articles Editor for
Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Mit Winter, a former William & Mary basketball standout, was recently acknowledged by Richmond Times-Dispatch as one of the nation’s respected voices on the NCAA and name,
A recent memo released by the NCAA’s Board of Directors targets third party entities, often referred to as collectives, to ensure NIL deals are not being used as inducements to
