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Kenyon C. Briggs

Associate

Kansas City
office: 816.983.8245
fax: 816.983.8080

email: Kenyon.Briggs@huschblackwell.com

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Overview

Kenyon is passionate about helping clients who are creating and shaping the future.

He is a fierce advocate for client technological innovation. As the way of doing business changes, Kenyon recognizes that legal requirements must transform just as rapidly. Although he guides clients of all sizes on a variety of end-to-end corporate transactional matters, he especially enjoys working on complex matters such as:

Private equity
Entrepreneurship
Internet of Things (IoT)
Sharing economy
Startups
Cryptocurrency
Blockchain technology

Kenyon provides due diligence, analysis and research that informs strategic solutions, allowing clients to move forward with business deals and plans. Clients and legal teams value him as a team player. He takes pride in being able to see client projects through from initial stages to completion, acting as their business partner every step of the way.

Services

Blockchain

Corporate

Mergers & Acquisitions

Securities & Corporate Governance

Startups

Education

J.D., University of Missouri School of Law
- Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review, Editor in Chief
- CALI Awards – Torts, Lawyering, Bankruptcy, Commercial Real Estate Leasing, Internet Law
Business Administration and Accounting, Graceland University
- summa cum laude

Admissions

Missouri

Professional Memberships and Certifications

Missouri Bar Association

Experience

Placed in investor startup pitch competition with idea for pairing influencers and local businesses. Developed and operated company.

Alerts | March 20, 2020

SEC Responds to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Filing Extensions, "Virtual"/"Hybrid" Annual Meetings & Suspended Mail Delivery

Blog | March 4, 2020

Husch Blackwell's Blockchain Basics – Part 2: Should You Use Blockchain Technology?

Articles | January 27, 2020

Ingram's: Setting the Table for Selling Your Business

Blog | January 15, 2020

Husch Blackwell's Block Basics – Part 1: What is Blockchain Technology and How Does it Work?

Blog | December 31, 2019

Blockchain's #DecadeChallenge: Husch Blackwell is Your Source for Blockchain Technology Information Heading into 2020 and Beyond

Articles | October 14, 2019

Startland News: The secret's almost out: Why you should start a business in KC before it becomes cool

Blog | October 1, 2019

Kansas City: Why You Should Start a Business Here Before It Becomes "Cool"

Articles | April 30, 2019

Author, "I Can't Afford Bankruptcy," My Consumer Tips

Articles | March 29, 2019

Author, "Bankruptcy: Costs, Credit Scores, and Life After Discharge in Missouri," My Consumer Tips

Articles | March 26, 2019

Author, "Bankruptcy Presentation," My Consumer Tips

Articles | January 1, 2019

Author, "The $1.5 Trillion Albatross Weighing Down College Grads," University of Missouri School of Law blog

Articles | January 2, 2018

Author, "The New Blame Game: How Airbnb Has Been Mis-regulated as the Scapegoat for Century-Old Problems," 2 Bus. Entrepreneurship & Tax L. Rev. 155 (2018)

Articles | January 1, 2018

Author, "Taming the Wild West: How the SEC Can Legitimize Initial Coin Offerings ("ICOs"), Protect Consumers from Bad Actors, and Encourage Blockchain Development," 2 Bus. Entrepreneurship & Tax L. Rev. 424 (2018).

Outside the Office

Once a week, Kenyon and a group of long-time friends gather to watch a movie. Never a blockbuster, the friend who organizes the event is an aspiring filmmaker, and choices range among indie films, Japanese anime, and cult classics.

Around town, Kenyon, his girlfriend and her dog, a Bernese mountain dog named Harper, enjoy exploring Kansas City’s neighborhoods. They try new restaurants regularly and frequent the local dog park.