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Min Hee Jin, the former CEO of ADOR and the creator of girl group NewJeans (Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, Hyein), has spoken up regarding the ongoing legal dispute with HYBE over the termination of their shareholder agreement. On the afternoon of April 17, Min Hee Jin’s legal representative from law firm Sejong released an official statement following the second hearing of HYBE’s lawsuit against Min Hee Jin, held at the Seoul Central District Court’s 31st Civil Division (Presiding Judge Nam In Soo). The case is a confirmation suit concerning the termination of the shareholder agreement between HYBE and Min Hee…
NewJeans‘ attempt to overturn an injunction preventing them from pursuing activities independent of their management agency, ADOR, was rejected Wednesday (April 16) by the Seoul Central District Court’s Civil Settlement Division 50. This led to an immediate appeal by the K-pop group, according to Yonhap and other reports. The fivesome, which began independent activities under the name ‘NJZ’ after terminating their exclusive contract with HYBE-owned ADOR last November citing contract breaches, now face disruptions to their future plans. The court’s decision follows an earlier ruling on March 21, which fully accepted ADOR’s injunction request to preserve agency status and prohibit…
The Seoul Central District Court on Wednesday (April 16) rejected NewJeans’ appeal to overturn an injunction that prevents the K-pop group from pursuing activities independent of their management agency, HYBE-owned ADOR.The court reaffirmed its March 21 ruling in favor of ADOR as “valid,” maintaining the order that prevents members Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein from pursuing solo endeavors or group activities without ADOR’s consent.The decision, reported by Korea JoongAng Daily, effectively blocks the members from operating independently, whether individually, through legal guardians, or via third parties.Following the latest setback, the group’s legal team promptly filed an appeal with the Seoul…
Last Updated:April 17, 2025, 14:02 ISTNewJeans is still legally tied to ADOR, who prevents them from doing shows, releasing music or even accepting endorsements without agency’s approval.NewJeans members Haerin, Minji, Hyein, Danielle and Hanni will be on a temporary break. (Photo Credits: Instagram)NewJeans recently faced another setback in their legal battle after the Seoul Central District Court rejected their appeal to break free from their agency, ADOR. This means the group is still legally tied to the company, which prevents them from doing shows, releasing music or even accepting endorsements without the agency’s approval. The group’s members, Haerin, Minji, Hyein,…
Last Updated:April 17, 2025, 14:02 ISTNewJeans is still legally tied to ADOR, who prevents them from doing shows, releasing music or even accepting endorsements without agency’s approval.NewJeans members Haerin, Minji, Hyein, Danielle and Hanni will be on a temporary break. (Photo Credits: Instagram)NewJeans recently faced another setback in their legal battle after the Seoul Central District Court rejected their appeal to break free from their agency, ADOR. This means the group is still legally tied to the company, which prevents them from doing shows, releasing music or even accepting endorsements without the agency’s approval. The group’s members, Haerin, Minji, Hyein,…
On April 16, the Seoul Central District Court’s Civil Division 50, led by Judge Kim Sang-hoon, rejected NewJeans’ objection to the March 21 injunction ruling that affirmed ADOR’s exclusive rights to manage the group. Following the ruling, NewJeans addressed their fans through social media, expressing disappointment but also determination to continue their journey. They emphasized their commitment to their supporters and hinted at future endeavors. A viral post in Pann criticized NewJeans and thought that maybe someone back them up. Minji shared a heartfelt message on Instagram to commemorate the group’s 1000th day since debut. In her post, she reflected on…
On April 16, 2025, NewJeans faced yet another legal letdown when Seoul Central District Court rejected their appeal to break free from ADOR and continue the journey outside the company. Basically, they’re still legally glued to their agency and can’t do shows, endorsements, or release music without their permission. Court Dismisses NewJeans’ Objection… ‘Ban on Independent Activities’ Order Stands The five members of NewJeans filed an objection against the court’s ruling that prohibited them from carrying out independent activities, but the objection was not accepted. On the 16th, the… pic.twitter.com/ZqBY2BiKQ1 — Aespann_jeans (@a1071364) April 16, 2025 This all started in…
NewJeans has filed an appeal against the court’s injunction prohibiting their activities. On April 16, NewJeans’ legal representative, the law firm Sejong, released an official statement saying, “Today, the court that handled the injunction upheld the original decision, and we have immediately submitted an appeal.” They briefly added, “We will continue to faithfully participate in the ongoing legal procedures and do our best to ensure the facts are clearly revealed.” On the 21st of last month, the court fully accepted ADOR’s request for an injunction against NewJeans, which sought to preserve the agency’s authority and prohibit the group from signing…
NewJeans (NJZ) is leaving no stone unturned in its attempt to step outside of ADOR. As the days go by, the legal battle between them and their agency, ADOR, seems never-ending. On April 16, the Seoul Central District Court’s Civil Division 50 officially dismissed the appeal filed by the five members of NewJeans — Haerin, Minji, Hyein, Danielle, and Hanni — against a previous ruling that barred them from pursuing independent activities. This marks another setback in the group’s ongoing legal battle with their agency, ADOR. The case revolves around NJZ’s attempt to challenge a ruling that forbids them from engaging…