NextAdvisor spoke with Braden Perry, among other experts, regarding Regulation Z and how it applies to credit cards and other types of loans. Regulation Z, also known as the Truth in Lending Act, requires disclosures whenever consumers obtain certain types of loans, including mortgages, home equity loans, private student loans, home equity lines of credit,
Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the hottest new hemp derivative, offering incredible commercial promise. But is it legal? The answer, as is usually the case with cannabis questions, is complex, particularly at the federal level. Arguably, all hemp-derived Delta-8 THC falls within the definition of “hemp” from the 2018 Farm Bill, and is therefore legal to
Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are generating a lot of money and media hype right now through the overlapping of crypto and cannabis. It’s an exciting commodity and straddles the illicit and regulated markets, legal in some places, outlawed in others. In a recent article, Bullish spoke with Braden Perry, among other weed experts, about the
Chapter 1: “And It’s Such a Cool Website!” It was a sunny Friday, and I was about to put on my mask to leave the building for the weekend when the phone rang. I picked it up. There was an excited voice on the phone: “Hi! I called the main desk and I have a
Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the US, hit the public market through a direct listing of 114,850,769 shares on the NASDAQ with an initial valuation of $100 billion. For many investors, jumping into this market happened a long time ago through sales of centralized exchange tokens. Binance’s BNB and FTX’s FTT are just a
Kyckr provides a single platform for critical source information to ensure regulatory compliance to companies and legal entities around the world. In a recent article, Kyckr interviews Braden Perry on the trends that will shape the future of KYC compliance. “What CEOs want out of CISOs is the ability to see the forest through the
Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter was quoted in a Front Office Sports article discussing the Alston v. NCAA case pending in the US Supreme Court. The Court will determine whether NCAA rules that limit the educationally-related benefits schools can give to college athletes violate antitrust law. Mit was asked to comment on what could happen
Mit Winter recently appeared as a guest on 96.9 The Game to discuss the Alston v. NCAA case currently pending before the United States Supreme Court. The Court has been asked to decide whether NCAA college athletes are entitled to additional compensation, specifically unlimited educationally related benefits and cash payments for academic awards and incentives.
The California Consumer Privacy Act gives residents the right to control where their personal information is stored and how it is used. Since passing back in 2018, other states have followed in California’s footsteps towards state data privacy laws, including Maine, Nevada, and Virginia. Other states have gone in a different direction. Maryland recently passed
Kennyhertz Perry is excited to welcome Stacey L. Janssen to the firm. Stacey brings over 30 years of experience in elder law, estate and special needs planning, probate, and fiduciary litigation. She has been recognized by Super Lawyers and as Best of the Bar by the Kansas City Business Journal for her service to her
Arthur Chaykin Head of Intellectual Property Law Department – Kennyhertz Perry, LLC In the case of VSLI Technology v. Intel a jury determined that some of Intel’s computer chips infringed the Plaintiffs’ patents resulting in a verdict of $2.175 Billion. This case will attract attention for the following reasons: The verdict is very large! Based
Arthur Chaykin, head of the Intellectual Law Group at Kennyhertz Perry, recently finalized the successful settlement of a case involving the inventorship rights of a university professor. Professors and students often create intellectual property as part of their academic work and there is increased interest and debate as to who owns the intellectual property, how
