I was asked several months ago to do a short CLE presentation on the “Top 10 Labor Law Decisions” of “The Past 10 Years.” In context, the speaker was referring to decisions that had involved §§240, 241(6) or 200 of the Labor Law. With a new decade on the immediate horizon, the idea seemed timely, and I agreed.

As with virtually any “Top 10” list, the selection process was subjective. Also, with the further passage of time, some of my selections have passed beyond the 10-year look-back, with the consequence that the list now embodies an 11-year look-back. (2009 was a big year in Labor Law jurisprudence.)

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