From left, Akerman office managing partner Neisen Kasdin in Miami, and Community Justice Project co-founder and attorney Meena Jagannath. Courtesy photos
Public interest law firm Community Justice Project lost its fight to the Magic City Innovation District developers' big-name real estate attorney Neisen Kasdin.
July 15, 2019 at 12:04 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
One side is represented by a five-attorney, public interest law firm whose attorneys take on pro bono cases in the name of human rights and social and economic equity.
The other is perhaps Miami’s most prolific real estate attorney who leads Miami’s 129-attorney office of Akerman, which sits at No. 94 on the Am Law 100 list of major U.S. firms. Neisen Kasdin won approval for some of the city’s biggest, skyline-changing projects.
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