Feb 5, 2021
Monder Criminal Lawyer Group decides to follow the latest trends in digitalization and modernization and starts accepting cryptocurrency Bitcoin as payment.

San Diego, CA, United States - February 5, 2021 /MarketersMedia/ —
One of San Diego’s premier criminal attorney practices, Monder Criminal Lawyer Group recently announced that they will start accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment. Bitcoin is a type of blockchain virtual currency, which is not issued or regulated by any central authority. Instead, all of the transactions are recorded in smaller blocks that are connected in a chain (hence blockchain). There are several prominent cryptocurrencies, out of which Bitcoin is best known and the most valuable (the current value of a single Bitcoin is around $36,000).
To this day, no other criminal defense attorney in San Diego has adopted this form of currency, probably due to a somewhat unstable value. There are no legal obstacles in accepting Bitcoin as payment, and the only legal opinion in the US was issued by the Supreme Court of Nebraska which finds no objection for attorneys to accept payment in Bitcoin.
“Monder Criminal Lawyer Group always looks ahead. We strongly believe that Bitcoin will have a significant and recognized role in the financial and economic system of the US. We did not take this decision lightly, this is a well-researched step, “ – said Vik Monder, the owner and founder of the practice. Mr. Monder continued: “We expect to see many other businesses and attorneys following suit soon, but we’ve always been the ones to lead, rather than follow.”
About Monder Criminal Lawyer Group: The firm was founded by its current owner, Vik Monder in 2012 in San Diego. Mr. Monder, a skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney set up the practice to specialize in criminal law defense, particularly assault, murder, drug crimes, and firearms offenses, but also take cases related to fraud, driving offenses, and many more areas of law. The firm has built up a reputation as a reliable and effective criminal defense office, appearing in courts throughout San Diego County.
For more information, please visit: https://www.monderlaw.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Vik Monder
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Organization: Vik Monder
Address: 424 F St, San Diego, CA 92101, United States
Phone: +1 619-405-0063
Website: https://www.monderlaw.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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