Government Enforcement & White-Collar Crime
Kennyhertz Perry offers proven, effective legal counsel to those charged with a white collar crime. Our attorneys have extensive experience in criminal litigation and government investigations. We have successfully represented corporate clients and individual officers and directors at every stage of investigations, prosecutions and enforcement actions initiated by state and federal agencies.
Our white collar criminal defense lawyers are skilled in handling major felonies, government investigations, criminal litigation in federal and state jurisdiction, and both federal and state criminal appeals. We understand the intricacies of businesses and regulations to help our clients mitigate, resolve or lessen the impact of government investigations and enforcement actions. We guide clients through their options, assist in plea negotiations, and explain how federal sentencing guidelines apply in each case.
Our practice has substantial experience in Missouri and Kansas, and are well-versed in the laws of both. We maintain the experience, skill, and required knowledge to help you navigate the legal system and to minimize penalties faced in Missouri, Kansas, or federal court. Our wide ranging experience includes all types of white collar matters and criminal law including wire fraud, securities fraud, false claims, environmental violations, bribery, and lending fraud among numerous other.
WHO WE REPRESENT
For those seeking a white collar criminal defense attorney in Missouri or Kansas, Kennyhertz Perry represents clients through all stages of government investigations. This includes response to grand jury and administrative subpoenas, request of business records, request of witness and expert testimony, and response to requests for interviews by law enforcement agencies. We employ proven methods to help minimize the penalties faced by our clients – from business owners to board members and minor shareholders.
Our goal is to provide legal advice to navigate you through all aspects of investigations, enforcement actions, and compliance issues so that you can better understand the seriousness of the charges against you.
