"We've already gotten a few nice paychecks out of being able to accept cryptocurrency, so that's music to a managing partner's ears," says Agentis Law's Jacqueline Calderín.
July 12, 2022 at 03:27 PM
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A year after expanding its offerings to include a practice focused on cryptocurrency, one South Florida law firm is making it an official method of payment for its services.
Ian Corp is a commercial litigator at Agentis Law in Coral Gables, where he’d often stumble upon clients asking the same question: ”Hey, is there any way I could pay you in Bitcoin or Ethereum?”
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