Nathan Brown is ready to face courtroom over claims he has “unpaid money owed” to his former agent Isaac Moses, who plans to sue the Manly participant for greater than $200,000.
The matter was heard within the NSW Supreme Courtroom this week with Moses – who’s the director of participant administration firm Cove Company – claiming Brown didn’t pay him for securing his contract with Parramatta for 2019 and 2020.
Brown signed Moses as a participant agent in March 2018, however dropped him in October 2020.
Moses is searching for $75,000 for his companies and his authorized prices, estimated at simply over $150,000.
In paperwork completely obtained by information.com.au, Moses’s legal professionals voiced their considerations to the courtroom that Brown could also be unable to pay prices if he loses the authorized battle, as he’s presently on a “practice and trial contract” with Manly for the 2024 season solely.
“Mr Brown is unlikely to earn in extra of $80,000 in 2024 and is extra prone to earn, until upgraded after spherical 11 of the 2024 NRL season, a gross sum of $62,400,” Moses’ lawyer Anthony Romeo said within the paperwork.
Mr Romeo states Moses despatched Brown a letter in June 2021 “demanding” the debt due be paid inside seven days.
“The defendant has paid $0 thus far,” he mentioned.
“The plaintiff is and was in any respect materials occasions accountable and profitable for procuring a taking part in contract on behalf of the defendant for the 2019 and 2020 taking part in seasons,” Mr Romeo states within the paperwork.
“By not paying the company price the defendant has been unjustly enriched on the plaintiff’s expense.”
Within the paperwork, Brown’s authorized workforce states he denies “any indebtedness” to Moses.
The Manly participant is 31-year-old, nevertheless, has said his want to play on for a couple of extra years in current media interviews.
He was signed within the low season to the Sea Eagles on a “train-and-trial” foundation, nevertheless, has since been upgraded to the membership’s high 30 roster.
Brown not too long ago performed his a hundred and fiftieth sport within the NRL and made two Origin appearances for NSW in 2020. He additionally performed within the 2022 grand ultimate for Parramatta.
Initially revealed as Manly participant Nathan Brown sued over “unpaid money owed” to former participant agent
