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Message: [QUOTE="Kooly87, post: 3219170, member: 9326"] Correct, it's about what's fair and reasonable for both parties. In this instance, the burden of proof would be on Melbourne to prove that it is not fair and reasonable that Donaghy seeks employment in the industry he's just spent several years employed in. He's a Sports Administrator with recent experience as an NRL CEO and just about any judge would agree that it's reasonable that he seeks employment in the industry that his skillset best applies to, which in this instance is the NRL. It's frivolous at best, and unless you have pretty deep pockets and a willingness to act in spite, your legal counsel would be strongly discouraging you from pursuing this one. [/QUOTE]

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