Law Practice
Nov. 6, 2019
Quinn Emanuel accepts cryptocurrency payment though ethical questions persist
For a firm that prides itself on innovation, Quinn Emanuel’s move to accept cryptocurrency payments isn’t out of character, but some have concerns over bitcoin ethics.
"We've always been a firm that prides itself on being innovators," said Dave Grable, co-chair of the firm's national trial practice group. "This is an extension of that."
Quinn Emanuel's clients expressed an interest in paying with cryptocurrency, which is why the firm decided to adopt the practice, Grable said. However, the move comes with uncertainty as some experts across the nation this year have voiced concern over the ethics...
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