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Message: [QUOTE="Kooly87, post: 3219240, member: 9326"] It isn't his choice remember, he's entitled to go and seek employment wherever he likes. If Melbourne feel that breaches his agreement with them (again, the Broncos are not relevant in any of this, the agreement is between Donaghy and Melbourne only) then it's entirely contingent on them to bring a case against Donaghy to enforce their agreement, and as the Plaintiff that means the entire burden of proof is on them, not Donaghy. If they lose, there would also be a very strong chance that they are ordered to pay costs given that they are a private company and they brought the actions on an individual. Very highly unlikely that the reverse would be true if Donaghy were to lose though. I think potentially you're trying to look for logic here and frankly there isn't any. This is pretty clearly about spite and in this instance the offended party has very deep pockets to try and make their point. I'd suggest even if they lose they might simply be satisfied in knowing they fought the point anyway and maybe in their minds this makes life tough for the Broncos. As for Donaghy and doing what's right by him and the Broncos, well I think again you're giving this too much thought. He doesn't really need to do anything at all, he simply goes about doing his job at the Broncos and leaves what is no doubt a very competent Solicitor with a copy of his employment agreement and a retainer and lets them go about doing their job as well. [/QUOTE]

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