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How many employment law cases happed in the united states in 2006?

how many employment law cases happed in the united states in 2006?

There's no way to tell. the first problem is the use of "happened" - what does that mean? Cases that resulted in demands? Cases that resulted in actual lawsuits being filed?

The easiest, indeed, probably the only statistic, you could find would be the number of lawsuits. You'd have to go state by state to see if the court systems track them by category... then get federal statistics, and do the math.

The problem is that here the category would most likely be contract - and few systems probably track by the word employment.

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