K-pop sensation NewJeans has encountered a significant setback in their ongoing legal battle against their agency, Ador. A South Korean court delivered its verdict on a recent Tuesday, affirming the validity of the group’s contract with Ador, which is set to extend until 2029.
Details of the Legal Dispute
The members of NewJeans—Hanni, Hyein, Haerin, Danielle, and Minji—had previously expressed their desire to leave the label. They cited reasons of mistreatment and manipulation. Their unilateral decision to exit Ador was publicly announced last year.
Group’s Response and Future Steps
Despite the unfavorable ruling, NewJeans has announced plans to appeal the court’s decision. According to local media reports, the group remains determined to contest the ruling and seek a resolution that aligns with their interests.
Background on NewJeans
Formation: NewJeans is a popular K-pop girl group formed by Ador.
Contract Length: Their current contract is binding until 2029.
Member Profiles:
Hanni
Hyein
Haerin
Danielle
Minji
The ongoing situation highlights the complexities of contracts and artist autonomy in the K-pop industry. NewJeans’ next steps remain a focal point for fans and industry analysts alike.