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Message: [QUOTE="abashii, post: 3368839, member: 8686"] He's obliged to act in his client's best interests, listed specifically under the NRL's accredited agents scheme rules and (as I understand it) as a legal requirement as an agent (although I don't know if it's under specific legislation or common law and any searches are drowned out in references to corporations law and accounting agents etc). What defence would you see Orr being able to raise showing that advising Payne to sign a long term management deal a day before new NRL rules allowing for players to leave management contracts came into place? Not being snarky here, I'm genuinely unaware of how those actions are consistent with acting in Payne's best interests but I'm neither a lawyer nor particularly competent in legal matters. [/QUOTE]

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