Kennyhertz Perry is proud to announce that five attorneys were named to the 2021 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists by Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers Magazine. Peer nominations and
Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter was recently a featured guest on the Jeremie Poplin show on The Blitz 1170 of Tulsa, OK. Mit joined the show to discuss the NCAA’s
Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter was featured in a Front Office Sports article discussing a new draft constitution the NCAA will consider today during a constitutional convention. The draft constitution
The Dickinson County Sheriff’s deputies recently pulled over a woman driving back to Colorado after stopping in Kansas City to pick up cash from state-legal medical marijuana facilities. She was
Braden Perry, among other experts, was quoted in a recent Blockworks article discussing the legal complexities to Visionrare’s temporary shutdown less than 24 hours into its beta launch. Visionrare, comparable
The National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET) was launched this past week by the US Justice Department. Their purpose is to tackle money laundering, cybercrime, and various other crypto-related offenses. This
Sports Illustrated recently spoke to legal experts and athletic administrators on the National Labor Relations Board’s recent advisory and what it means for the future of college athletes. Jennifer Abruzzo,
Braden Perry, co-founder of Kennyhertz Perry, was chosen for the second year in a row as one of the top white-collar defense attorneys in Missouri by Missouri Lawyers Media. The
The National Introducing Brokers Association (NIBA) was established in September of 1991 as a non-profit to help members find greater success in the derivatives industry and provide a voice in
Kennyhertz Perry is proud to express their commitment, among 27 other law firms, to the KCMBA’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Action Plan as an early adopter. For almost 20 years,
Investigate Midwest recently quoted Braden Perry, among other experts, in an article regarding Tyson Foods and their $1.5 million fine for controlling an illegal share of the futures market for
It’s been over a month since college athletes have been able to enter into deals that allow them to be compensated for the use of the name, image, and likeness
