Barbour v. North Carolina

How courts have described this case

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• holding that party \must raise this 60-day statute of limitations in a responsive pleading as an affirmative defense or it will be considered waived.\
• concluding legislatures “by explicitly discussing multiple ‘impairments’ and ‘abnormalities,’ recognized that a combination of maladies may constitute a disability
• “First, we must determine whether plaintiffs’ claims are collateral attacks and not merely a challenge on the merits.”
• “Under 42 U.S.C. § 405(g), a plaintiff must receive a final decision from the Secretary before seeking judicial review of his claim.”

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