Saye v. Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co.

This voluminous record, culminating in the trial court’s entry of judgment on the jury’s verdict in favor of defendant Provident, *80contains substantial evidence that Saye’s condition was the genetically derived sickness known as Dupuytren’s contracture, and not an occupationally induced injury. In light of this record, any error in the erroneous admission of one document containing Saye’s admission that he suffered from a “sickness” was cumulative and therefore harmless. Even if we were to consider the issue to be Saye’s admission concerning his condition rather than the condition itself,…