Neisen Kasdin, managing shareholder of Akerman Senterfitt's Miami office, was quoted in the Law360 story titled, "Florida Jump-Starts Public Projects With New Finance Law," which examines Florida's new public-private partnerships law aimed to address the state's varied infrastructure needs, including mass transit, medical or nursing care facilities, sporting, public education, cultural and recreational facilities, as well as wastewater and water management facilities. The law, which took effect on July 1, 2013, is projected to boost private financers and foreign investors across the state. The story highlights the law's long-term benefits to Florida's infrastructure and economic recovery.

Kasdin was quoted, "This provides the possibility of a lot of local governments avoiding what often is a cumbersome public bidding process that can short circuit [the project]."