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Trial court denied both plaintiff's motion for summary judgment on duty to indemnify and defendant insurance company's motion for summary judgment on coverage denial. A genuine issue of material fact remained regarding the pilot's coverage status depending on whether the pilot was acting as an officer/director/stockholder or independent contractor.
1. Appeal and Error — appealability — interlocutory order — partial summary judgment — duty of insurance company to defend — substantial right Although an order of partial summary judgment on the issue of whether an insurance company has a duty to defend in the underlying wrongful death action is an appeal from an interlocutory order, it affects a substantial right that might be lost absent immediate appeal. 2. Insurance — aircraft accident — indemnification — summary judgment motion The trial court did not err in a wrongful death action arising out of an aircraft accident by denying plaintiff administratrix's motion for summary judgment on the issue of whether defendant insurance company had a duty to indemnify the pilot's estate and by denying defendant's motion for summary judgment seeking a declaration that coverage did not exist under either of its two policies, because a genuine issue of material fact remained in regards to coverage for the pilot's estate when the pilot's status as an insured depended on whether the pilot was acting within thePage 400 scope of his duties as an officer, director, or stockholder of the pertinent corporation or as an independent contractor.
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unemployment benefits; discharge; voluntary departure; misconduct; benefit eligibility.
second opinion evaluation, temporary partial disability, wage records
NCWHA, UDTP, severance payment, non-compete payment
Rule 12(b)(6); at-will employment; wrongful discharge; N.C.G.S. § 143-422.2; sex discrimination.
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