Gurgen wrote:
lagos wrote:
Well what lawyer worth his salt would agree to a cluse that everyone seems to accept in ambiguos? What is the point of the clause? What is so hard in writing in "in the event that Liverpool fail to qualify for the champions league, the club is obligated to accept offers above £Xm if the client wishes to leave"
I don't know. Have you seen the contract? I don't know what's in there.
Gordon Taylor implied he has seen it and he says it's ambiguous. I'm sorry to attack your profession if you are a Lawyer if it's any consolation I worked in finance and we aren't liked very much either. it doesn't mean everyone is a scumbag but there are enough scumbags within for the profession to be rightly treated with cynicism. I was only being flippant to begin with but I stand by the underlying message; Some professions are as a whole more unscrupulous than others but I have learnt never to automatically assume that my Lawyer, doctor, fund manager, broker, estate agent etc etc is working completely on my behalf. If Suarez has questioned his Lawyer, sought a second opinion he won't be in this shit!
Bottom line is Client (who probably can't read the contract) wanted a clause and assumed he had a clause, Lawyer did not put in said clause. Any 2 bob lawyer can write an employment contract, Why bother inserting any type of clause if it doesn't hold up?