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What does ‘Prevailing Factor’ Mean in Missouri?
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What does ‘Prevailing Factor’ Mean in Missouri?
Glossary Check In Missouri, workers' compensation claims must have an "occupational disease" with a certain type of "prevailing factor" to be compensable. What do those terms mean? As Simply Research subscribers know, Show Me State law defines them as follows. Occupational Disease "Occupational disease" is defined to mean, unless a different meaning is clearly indicated by the context, an identifiable disease arising with or without human fault …
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