NOTE: The following excerpts from the North Carolina General Statutes pertain to the N.C. Industrial Commission and its activities.
Chapters
Chapter 5A. Contempt. | Chapter 8. Evidence. | Chapter 15A. Civil Procedure Act. | Chapter 35A. Incompetency and Guardianship. | Chapter 58 Insurance. | Chapter 69. Fire Protection. | Chapter 84. Attorneys-at-Law. | Chapter 93A. Real Estate License Law. | Chapter 96. Employment Security. | Chapter 97. Workers’ Compensation Act. | Chapter 105. Taxation. | Chapter 115C. Elementary and Secondary Education. | Chapter 115D. Community Colleges. | Chapter 128: Offices and Public Officers. | Chapter 130A. Childhood Vaccine-Related Injury Compensation Program. | Chapter 143. State Departments, Institutions, and Commissions. | Chapter 143B. Executive Reorganization Act of 1973. | Chapter 148. State Prison System. | Chapter 160A. Cities and Towns. | Chapter 166A. North Carolina Emergency Management Act.
Selected Topics
Childhood Vaccine-Related Injury Compensation. | Erroneous Conviction Compensation. | Insurance. | Workers’ Compensation.
Article 1. Criminal Contempt.
§5A-12. Punishment; circumstances for fine or imprisonment; reduction of punishment; other measures.
§5A-13. Direct and indirect criminal contempt; proceedings required.
§5A-14. Summary proceedings for contempt.
§5A-15. Plenary proceedings for contempt.
Article 2. Civil Contempt.
§5A-21. Civil contempt; imprisonment to compel compliance.
§5A-22. Release when civil contempt no longer continues.
Article 5. Life Tables.
Chapter 15A. Civil Procedure Act.
Article 17. Criminal Process.
Chapter 35A. Incompetency and Guardianship.
Article 4. Purpose and Scope; Jurisdiction; Venue.
Article 21. Standby Guardianship.
Article 48. Postassessment Insurance Guaranty Association.
§58-48-55. Nonduplication of recovery.
§58-48-85. Stay of proceedings; reopening of default judgments.
§58-48-105. Transfer of balance of security funds.
§58-48-110. Purpose of the accounts.
§58-48-120. Creation of Mutual Fund Account; maintenance of Mutual Fund Account.
Article 50. General Regulations.
§58-50-57. Offsets against provider reimbursement for workers’ compensation payments forbidden.
Article 51. Nature of Policies.
Article 3A. Rural Fire Protection Districts.
Article 1. Qualifications of Attorney; Unauthorized Practice of Law.
Chapter 93A. Real Estate License Law .
Article 1. Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen.
§93A-11. Reimbursement by real estate independent contractor of brokers’ workers’ compensation.
Chapter 96. Employment Security.
Article 1. Employment Security Commission.
Chapter 97. Workers’ Compensation Act.
Article 8B. Taxes Upon Insurance Companies.
Chapter 115C. Elementary and Secondary Education.
Article 17. Supporting Services.
§115C-256. School bus drivers under Workers’ Compensation Act.
§115C-257. Attorney General to pay claims.
Article 23. Employment Benefits.
§115C-337. Workers’ compensation for school employees.
§115C-338. Salaries for employees injured during an episode of violence.
Chapter 115D. Community Colleges.
Article 2. Local Administration.
§115D-23. Workers’ Compensation Act applicable to institutional employees.
Chapter 128: Offices and Public Officers.
Article 3. Retirement System for Counties, Cities and Towns.
Chapter 130A. Childhood Vaccine-Related Injury Compensation Program.
Article 17. Childhood Vaccine-Related Injury Compensation Program.
§130A-424. Industrial Commission authorized to hear and determine claims; damages.
§130A-426. Determination of claims.
§130A-427. Commission awards for vaccine-related injuries; duties of Secretary.
§130A-428. Notice of determination of claim; appeal to full commission.
§130A-429. Limitation on claims.
§130A-430. Right of State to bring action against health care provider and manufacturer.
§130A-431. Certain vaccine diversions made felony.
§130A-433. Contracts for purchase of vaccines; distribution; fee; rules.
Chapter 143. State Departments, Institutions, and Commissions.
Article 12A. Law-Enforcement Officers’, Firemen’s, Rescue Squad Workers’ and Civil Air Patrol Members’ Death Benefits Act.
§143-166.3. Payments; determination.
§143-166.4. Funds; conclusiveness of award.
§143-166.5. Other benefits not affected.
§143-166.6. Awards exempt from taxes.
Article 12B. Salary Continuation Plan for Certain State Law-Enforcement Officers.
§143-166.13. Persons entitled to benefits under Article.
§143-166.15. Application of §97-27; how payments made.
§143-166.16. Effect on workers’ compensation and other benefits; application of §97-24.
§143-166.17. Period of incapacity not charged against sick leave or other leave.
Article 31. Tort Claims Against State Departments and Agencies.
§143-291.3. Counterclaims by State.
§143-292. Notice of determination of claim; appeal to full Commission.
§143-293. Appeals to Court of Appeals.
§143-294. Appeal to Court of Appeals to act as supersedeas.
§143-295. Settlement of claims.
§143-296. Powers of Industrial Commission; deputies.
§143-298. Duty of Attorney General; expenses; subpoenas.
§143-299. Limitation on claims.
§143-299.1. Contributory negligence a matter of defense; burden of proof.
§143-299.2. Limitation on payments by the State.
§143-300. Rules and regulations of Industrial Commission; destruction of records.
§143-300.1A. Claims arising from certain smallpox vaccinations of State employees.
Article 59. Vocational Rehabilitation Services.
§143-547. Subrogation rights; withholding of information a misdemeanor.
Chapter 143B. Executive Reorganization Act of 1973.
Article 11. Department of Crime Control and Public Safety. Part 5. Civil Air Patrol.
Chapter 148. State Prison System.
Article 8. Compensation to Persons Erroneously Convicted of Felonies.
§148-82. Provision for compensation.
§148-83. Form, requisites and contents of petition; nature of hearing.
§148-84. Evidence; action by Industrial Commission; payment and amount of compensation.
Chapter 160A. Cities and Towns.
Article 13. Law Enforcement.
§160A-282. Auxiliary law-enforcement personnel; workers’ compensation benefits.
Chapter 166A. North Carolina Emergency Management Act.
Article 1. North Carolina Emergency Management Act of 1977.