A worker develops a prescribed occupational disease after years of exposure to workplace chemicals. To claim under WICA, must she prove the employer was negligent?
An employee who contracts a prescribed occupational disease is entitled to statutory compensation without proving negligence, because the no-fault principle covers prescribed diseases as well as accidents.
Importing a negligence-proof requirement into disease claims, when the no-fault design covers prescribed diseases too.
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