

NYC Mayor's Aggressive Defense & Dockworker Strike
Oct 2, 2024
Jennifer Rodgers, a former federal prosecutor and Columbia Law lecturer, breaks down Mayor Eric Adams' bold legal defense against corruption charges, highlighting the interplay of law and politics. Jonathan Todd, Vice Chair at Benesch Law, sheds light on the ongoing dockworker strike, emphasizing the clash between wage demands and automation in U.S. ports. The discussion offers insights into the potential supply chain disruptions and the historical context of labor negotiations as workers strive for fair treatment in an evolving job landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Legal Maneuvers in Corruption Case
01:52 • 8min
Legal Battles: The Mayor's Fight Against Corruption Charges
10:10 • 2min
Legal Complexities of Foreign Donations
12:07 • 10min
Dockworkers Strike: A Clash Between Wages and Automation
22:09 • 2min
Dockworker Negotiations: Labor, Strikes, and Automation
24:36 • 8min
Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions Amid Dockworker Strikes
33:01 • 3min