> DoorDash argues in its lawsuit, however, that the law is improperly implemented, because it would force companies to pay workers for any time logged into the app, regardless of whether they were delivering or not, and that the DCWP ignored “mountains of hard data and analysis, and over emphatic objections from a range of constituents” in order to implement it.

I really wish companies weren't able to sue over this kind of thing.

The law is the law. The government should be able to create and update laws without getting mired in endless bureaucracy. If a majority of people don't like the law, they can elect different leaders, who should then be empowered to change the law at a reasonable speed.

Some number of restrictions on government power are of course healthy—I value the right to free speech, for example—but for goodness sakes, the government of New York City should be able to set minimum wages within New York City! This just isn't complicated.