Super Lawyers named Kennyhertz Perry attorneys, Jon Dedon and Jeff Donoho, as Rising Stars in Cannabis Law and Civil Litigation. Attorneys are selected by peer nominations, evaluations, and independent research.
Missouri Lawyers Media honors Braden Perry, among other experts, as The POWER 30 in white-collar defense. In the 2020 edition of THE POWER LIST, Missouri Lawyers Media examines the most
The goal of Expertise is to connect people with the best local experts. They score Kansas City Litigation Attorneys on more than 25 variables across five categories and analyze the
My phone rang and I picked it up. It was a potential client interested in inquiring about our trademark services. The call went something like this: Caller: Hi. My name
NIBA features article by Braden Perry on ransomware during COVID and proactive cyber hygiene as part of cybersecurity awareness month. Earlier this year, the COVID-19 pandemic caused businesses to rapidly
With NCAA college athletes on the brink of being able to be compensated by third parties for the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL), Mit Winter was asked
Businesses are starting to rely on blockchain technology to gain the trust of their consumers by making sure the products contain what is advertised and information on where it originated.
Braden Perry, among other experts, was featured in an article on graffiti artists winning millions against a property owner due to the Visual Artists Rights Act. 21 Artists were awarded
PPP fraud in the billions: Loans over $2 million subject to scrutiny By Braden Perry – Partner and Attorney, Kennyhertz Perry https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2020/09/28/ppp-loans-over-2-million-subject-to-scrutiny.html To date, the government has provided over $525 billion in relief
Braden Perry, among other experts, was quoted in The Legal Examiner on the current CARES Act fraud in connection to the COVID-19 crisis. Small business owners worry as Congress works
A recent report about the potential laundering of trillions of dollars through the world’s largest banks demonstrates an ineffective regulatory system that is continuously abused by banks, with little chance
An employee error caused Citigroup Inc. to mistakenly pay out over $900 million of its own money to a group of lenders. So far at least one of the lenders
