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Originally Posted by GioforPM
Then their ethical obligations are not as strict as other reps. My client says right before trial “I think I have a better chance if I lie about X today” I have to tell him “If you do I’m asking for an adjournment and resigning”. If he doesn’t tell me and it happens, same thing. I can’t tell the public why. But normally they’d figure it out.
Gross would get new clients. People want ethical representation and the tactics blew up anyway. But he didn’t do anything like that and guess how teams are going to treat him and his clients going forward? How would you?
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Yeah I don’t think it’s going to be as strict as the responsibility a lawyer has if their client he’s going to lie under oath.
Gaudreau reneged on a contract offer. Won’t be the first or last time you hear about a player doing that potentially during free agency negotiations.
It really does seem like Gross might have already apologized to the Flames org though. As I’ve said I’ve never seen an agent speak so fondly, and so quickly about an organization he wasn’t able to come to terms with.
It was weird and makes more sense with what’s coming out now.