Mayor Adams Nominates Randy Mastro for NYC's Top Lawyer Amid Council Resistance

Mastro's nomination faces significant opposition due to his past affiliations and legal career, setting the stage for a contentious confirmation process.

Randy Mastro, a former deputy to Rudy Giuliani, has been nominated by Mayor Eric Adams as NYC's corporation counsel.
The City Council must approve the nomination, but many members have already voiced opposition.
Mastro's legal background includes representing high-profile clients and controversial cases.
The Council will hold hearings and a vote within 30 days to decide on Mastro's confirmation.
Mayor Adams is also facing a federal investigation and a lawsuit, adding complexity to the nomination.