Whether defendant waived his statutory right to a court-ordered competency evaluation and hearing when he failed to raise the issue at trial.

Whether the Court of Appeals erred in its interpretation of Section 97-29(c) of the Workers' Compensation Act and in affirming the Industrial Commission's opinion and award denying plaintiff extended compensation benefits under that provision.

Whether there are genuine issues of material fact regarding (1) defendants' use of a reasonable planning period not to exceed 20 years when assessing impact fees and (2) whether a 2016 reduction in impact fees was due to reasons other than an updated school impact fee study.

12(b)(6) motion; declaratory judgment; N.C.G.S. § 31-5.5; N.C.G.S. § 29-19(b)(3); IVF.

industrial commission; workers compensation; trial court; spine; injury; shoulder; doctor

Subrogation lien; subcontractor; lien waivers; summary judgment

arbitration; judicial determination; substantial right; existence of an arbitration agreement; type of claims at issue do not fall within the scope of the parties' agreement.

Waiver of right to challenge venue

summary judgment; trial court; easement; void; vagueness; scope; patent; latent; ambiguous.

Workers' compensation; compromise settlement; compensable injury

child custody; intervenors; motion to stay; motion to dismiss; Rule 25(a); findings of fact.

insufficient findings of fact; negligence; erroneous standard of care applied

interlocutory appeal; direct condemnation; N.C.G.S. § 136-108; inverse condemnation; N.C.G.S. § 136-111; Map Act restrictions; encumbrance; issue of title; damages

equitable distribution; appraisal; contempt order; required findings; competent evidence; findings of fact; conclusions of law

board of adjustment; notice of violation; agency decision; procedural due process rights; N.C.G.S. § 160D-404(a); quasi-judicial hearing; no abuse of discretion

findings of fact, best interest of the child, child custody

permanent child custody order; parental fitness; best interests of the children for granting primary custody

summary judgment; breach of contract; libel; mental and emotional distress damages; punitive damages; student-athletes; athletic scholarships; Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss