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 2021 edition of THE POWER LIST features the most powerful attorneys in this area of law who defend their clients from adverse government actions of
Even during a global pandemic, prosecuting cryptocurrency tax crimes is still a priority. The Internal Revenue Service estimated back in 2018 that potentially unreported cryptocurrency tax liabilities represent about 2.5 percent of the more than $450 billion tax gap. With the focus on tax fraud by the IRS’s new Fraud Enforcement Office, continued emphasis on
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 powerful attorneys in white collar defense law. These attorneys defend their clients from adverse government actions and investigations. The editorial team interviewed attorneys and other
Borrowers and lenders beware. The DOJ has launched investigations into the popular SBA Paycheck Protection Program and the borrowers who received billions of dollars under the program. As reported by Bloomberg and other press outlets, the probe is being led by Assistant Attorney General, Brian Benczkowski and a team of prosecutors with the Fraud Section.
Kansas City Business Journal interviewed Braden Perry in the article “Businesses Beware: Financial Fraud is on the Rise“, discussing an upswing in financial fraud in Kansas City while more people are working from home. People’s home internet networks are likely not as secure as their office network. Frauds are being committing through email communication, and
Companies and individuals in the United States are confronting unprecedented challenges triggered by COVID-19, which has shuttered businesses, disrupted travel, supply chains, and the financial markets, and threatened global economic stability. In response to the pandemic, the United States government has responded with the most significant economic stimulus package in history called the Coronavirus Aid,
In the 2016, two Russian companies were prosecuted for their alleged interference in the U.S. presidential election. Robert Mueller originally filed the case, which has now been dismissed by U.S. District Judge Dabney L. Friedrich. The dismissal has raised a number of additional questions. White collar expert, Braden Perry, is highlighted in Law360’s article on
The Consumer Data Privacy and Security Act is a bill by Kansas Republican Sen. Jerry Moran, one of the many privacy bills in Congress right now. If the bill is passed, it would add 440 employees to the FTC’s 1,000-plus workforce. Kennyhertz Perry partner, Braden Perry, is featured in a Washington Examiner article discussing Moran’s
Alcohol producer Diageo plc, has been charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for violating antifraud provisions of Section 17(a)(2) and (3) of the Securities Act of 1933 and particular reporting provisions of the federal securities laws. Diageo’s lack of necessary disclosure of trending shipments and sales, has lead to a misleading idea of
A civil enforcement action was filed today in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri against Joshua Christian McDonald, and his company Perfection PR Firm LLC (PPR), by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. McDonald’s company, out of California and Tennessee, was charged for an off-exchange foreign currency trading scheme of fraud and
On February 13th, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced a filing and charges against Matthew R. White of M.W. Global Futures LLC (MWGF) for fraud. MWGF requested and obtained money from six pool participants, and then went on to use the funds in his personal bank and trading accounts. Only a small amount of
On February 11th, Q3 Holdings, LLC and Q3 I, LP and its principal, Michael Ackerman, were charged with over $33 million in a fraudulent digital asset scheme by the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) made public the complaint, alleging that the defendants performed fraud
