Goldscheider v Royal Opera House – An unusual case of injury to hearing of an orchestral musician

24.04.19

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On 17 March 2019 the Court of Appeal rejected an appeal by the Royal Opera House (ROH) against the original decision in this unusual case of injury to hearing of an orchestral musician.

Finch Consulting’s Sue Dearden, Chris Nelson, Tim Ward and Melvin Sandell comment in our latest note.

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Goldscheider v Royal Opera House – An unusual case of injury to hearing of an orchestral musician

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