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 regulatory and industry matters. Former CFTC trial attorney and partner, Braden Perry, joined the NIBA advisory board in 2018 and has since been an annual
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, the KCMBA has been a community leader in developing programming, education, and opportunities to increase diversity in their law firms, and its membership and leadership.
Arthur Chaykin, a member of the Kennyhertz Perry law firm and a former law professor, plans to teach at Haskell Indian Nations University this Fall. Arthur will teach a course in business law that draws on many of the areas that are part of his everyday practice. The course will also include a segment on the relationship
Kennyhertz Perry is excited to welcome Peter Andreone to the firm. Peter has over a decade of experience practicing law in Kansas, Missouri, and Maryland. He focuses his practice on business, transactional, and litigation matters, where he works closely with companies and individuals to navigate a variety of complex legal situations. Peter also has extensive
The Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association (KCMBA), founded in 1884, is the largest and oldest bar association in the Kansas City area. Their mission is to serve its members and community by promoting justice, professional excellence, and respect for the law. Kennyhertz Perry is a proud supporter of the KCMBA and the legal community. To
Goering & Granatino recently sat down with managing partner, John Kennyhertz, to reflect on their many years of working together and growing their businesses. Since launching Kennyhertz Perry in 2013, Goering & Granatino have felt more like partners than accountants. The relationship goes beyond the standard bookkeeping, tax compliance and planning, said Kennyhertz in his
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
Kennyhertz Perry is excited to welcome attorney Dan Saathoff to the firm. Dan’s practice focuses on retail, restaurants, and real estate. He represents a variety of clients in both business and litigation matters. An accomplished transactional attorney, Dan routinely represents his clients through the negotiation of critical business agreements, including commercial leases, vendor contracts, and
Kennyhertz Perry is excited to welcome Kelly Bieri as the new Firm Manager. Prior to joining the firm, Kelly was a partner at Shook, Hardy, and Bacon, where she practiced law for 15 years. Her practice primarily focused on pharmaceutical and medical device product liability, general tort, and reinsurance and insurance coverage litigation. In her
Global Top 200 Cannabis Lawyers, published by Cannabis Law Report and Cannabis Law Journal, is designed to give direct access to the most experienced cannabis/hemp legal experts around the world. This directory provides a list of the best of the best that specialize in cannabis the law & regulation. The Global Top 200 Editorially Selected
When assessing business financing options, there is one solution that has been growing in popularity over the last few years. John Kennyhertz, a Kansas City business attorney, addresses the benefits of convertible notes and how it works to provide funding for a business. With security and payment terms, convertible notes give investors the ability to
On March 17, 2020, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin announced that the deadline to pay taxes due April 15, 2020, for certain taxpayers would be extended by ninety (90) days until July 15, 2020. On March 18, 2020, the IRS issued Notice 2020-17 that provided an extension until July 15, 2020, for certain individuals who owe
