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If you are taking on a home mortgage, you can expect a packet of about 50 pages explaining in detail the terms of the loan, its associated fees and other various disclosures that the mortgage company must provide.
While this packet may make for heavy reading, it helps you as the home buyer comprehend the scale of the loan you’ll be paying off over the coming decades.
Missouri Lawyers Awards 2021: John Kennyhertz, Kennyhertz Perry By: Alan Scher Zagier Special to Missouri Lawyers Weekly February 8, 2021
John Kennyhertz
Law Firm Leaders
From business litigation to intellectual property, mergers and acquisitions to collegiate sports, the breadth of practice areas at Kennyhertz Perry literally spills across the Kansas City firm’s website with still more updates to come.
“We’re willing to try new things and step into new areas,” Managing Partner John Kennyhertz said of his and co-founder Braden Perry’s shared approach to business development at their eight-year-old firm.
“We like to be the attorneys that tell our clients how to do something rather than tell them they can’t. We try to think out of the box, and I think our clients appreciate that, especially the entrepreneurs.”
Northeast Johnson County mayors talked about the highs and lows of 2020 during the NEJC Chamber luncheon last month. While COVID-19 and racial unrest were among the main topics discussed, leaders also previewed upcoming city developments and initiatives like the wayfinding project for Downtown Overland Park (pictured above in a file photo).
Northeast Johnson County mayors reflected on 2020 a year notably filled with coronavirus-related challenges at the 2021 NEJC Chamber State of the Cities luncheon last month.
The luncheon itself served as an example of a COVID-19 challenge, as the annual event went virtual with an afternoon Zoom call. While racial unrest, the 2020 election and big city projects were all hot topics, COVID-19 sat atop everyone’s list, including Overland Park Council President Kurt Skoog who stood in for Mayor Carl Gerlach.
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