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
“…[w]e (Kansas City) gave a private landowner a significant amount of extremely valuable property based on a Nordstrom store, and now they want to change the deal on us,” he
Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Arthur Chaykin, was listed as one of the Top-Rated Lawyers in Intellectual Property Law for the second year in a row by The American Lawyer. Arthur has
Last week, Kansas legislators passed a bill (SB 84) that would allow legalized sports betting in Kansas. The bill will now head to the governor’s desk where it is expected
Kennyhertz Perry is proud to announce that it is celebrating its 9-year anniversary. The firm is honored to have served its clients and the Kansas City community these past nine
Campus Legends, a non-fungible token company co-founded by Tim Tebow, has formed a partnership with INFLCR and will be integrated into their global exchange for the next three years. Campus
The Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) featured Braden Perry, among other experts, in an article on the Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) recent steps to raise the
With the new NIL deals entering the equation this spring, players could be swayed to remain on campus another season instead of forgoing their eligibility and electing to enter the
