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City enforcement matter

DCWP v. BuzzFeed Media Enterprises, Inc.

Records preserved here
1 record — an opinion count, not a count of dockets or filings
Court(s)
NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
Docket number(s)
2024-03729-ENF; 40614-2025-ADJC
Citation(s)
None reported
Latest record in this collection
May 8, 2025 (last signature; announced June 5) — this is the latest document collected, not a docket-status check
Where these records came from
enforcement_records.json

Opinion history

Ordered oldest to newest. Summaries describe what each document says; they do not endorse any court’s reading of the statute.

  1. May 8, 2025 (last signature; announced June 5)Administrative consent orderRecord 1

    DCWP v. BuzzFeed Media Enterprises, Inc.

    Court
    NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
    Docket
    2024-03729-ENF; 40614-2025-ADJC
    Why it is here
    City enforcement matter, not a court opinion.
    Preserved summary of what the court did
    Consent order resolves an investigation without trial. $45,424.23 in statutory relief for 16 freelancers plus $4,575.77 civil penalties; additional-claim provisions apply. These are agreed amounts, not verified payments.
    Award
    Agreed amounts, not verified payments
    Claim amount
    See agreement
    Ultimate outcome
    Payment completion not verified
    Issues
    City enforcement
    Where this appears in the document
    Pages 1-2 and signature page; Exhibit 1.
    Review scope
    Agreed terms only; payment completion not verified

    Source and saved documents

Limits on this entry

No comprehensive later-treatment research, full-docket retrieval or payment verification was performed for this matter. Saved files are copies of public records, not certified copies. Snapshot date: September 8, 2026. Full methodology and coverage.