Kate Andrias

Antitrust law expert Harry First discusses the landmark antitrust case against Google. Labor law expert Kate Andrias discusses the legal fight over Tesla's ban on workers wearing union shirts.

Retired federal judge John E. Jones III discusses the alarming rhetoric from the DOJ, expressing concerns about threats to judicial independence and safety. He critiques the characterization of attorney-general conflicts as a 'war.' Labor law expert Kate Andrias analyzes the ongoing Starbucks labor disputes, highlighting the significance of union rights and recent unfavorable rulings. She explains the legal complexities behind contract negotiations and why strikes are essential for workers. Together, they illuminate the current tensions in the judicial and labor landscapes.

Labor and employment law expert Kate Andrias discusses a historic union win at Whole Foods, highlighting Amazon's resistance and the potential boost for labor movements. Former Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg evaluates the prospects of corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams being dropped, and the political implications of his ongoing legal challenges. The conversation also touches on the FBI director confirmation hearings, addressing the politicization of the DOJ and its impact on national security.

Kate Andrias, a labor law expert from Columbia Law School, highlights the threats a second Trump administration poses to recent labor gains. Harold Krent, from Chicago-Kent College of Law, discusses potential shifts in Supreme Court cases, particularly regarding regulations on healthcare for transgender minors and ghost guns. They explore how political leadership affects union rights, the legal landscape of labor relations, and the complexities surrounding executive influence on judicial proceedings.

Legal experts discuss the verdict in a defamation lawsuit against Trump, the Supreme Court case over Starbucks firing union workers, and the involuntary manslaughter charges against Alec Baldwin.