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The K-pop group NewJeans' former member Danielle is being sued by their label Ador for millions after a dispute involving allegations of mistreatment and contract issues, leading to her departure and ongoing legal battles that highlight broader industry concerns about artists' rights.
Australian K-pop star Danielle Marsh, a member of NewJeans, is being sued by South Korean label ADOR for over $44 million, amid disputes over contract termination, alleged workplace bullying, and family involvement, sparking industry and fan reactions.
South Korean label ADOR has terminated its contract with NewJeans member Danielle and plans legal action against her family and former CEO Min Hee Jin, amid ongoing legal disputes and court rulings affirming the group's contracts until 2029. The agency cited difficulties in continuing the partnership and aims to resolve misunderstandings and controversies to restore fan trust.
ADOR, the agency of NewJeans, announced the termination of Danielle's contract following a court ruling confirming the validity of the group's exclusive contracts, while Hanni decided to continue with ADOR after discussions, and Minji is still in talks with the agency. The agency expressed intentions to resolve misunderstandings and support the members' activities.
NewJeans' planned full-group comeback is uncertain after Ador terminated Danielle's contract and announced legal actions, amid ongoing disputes and court rulings requiring the members to honor their contracts until 2029.
NewJeans member Danielle has left the group following the termination of her exclusive contract with ADOR, which cited difficulties in her continuing as a member and plans to address related disputes and misunderstandings. The agency highlighted ongoing discussions with other members and their families, with some members choosing to continue with ADOR after thorough conversations, while Danielle's departure was deemed necessary due to unresolved issues.
Members of NewJeans, Haerin and Hyein, have decided to continue their activities with ADOR after legal disputes, while Minji, Hanni, and Danielle announced their decision to return to ADOR following careful discussions, despite earlier conflicts and court rulings affirming the validity of their contracts.
K-pop group NewJeans lost a legal battle to leave their record label Ador, with the court ruling their contract remains valid until 2029. The group, formed in 2022 and known for hits like 'Attention' and 'SuperShy,' had announced their departure citing mistreatment, but the court rejected their claims, emphasizing the strength of their contractual obligations amid ongoing disputes involving management and agency conflicts.
The Seoul court has upheld the validity of NewJeans' exclusive contracts with ADOR, but the members plan to appeal the decision due to a breakdown in trust with the company. The court also found ADOR's actions regarding former CEO Min Hee Jin lawful and dismissed allegations of workplace harassment, leading to the members' decision to challenge the ruling in higher court.
The K-pop group NewJeans has officially terminated their contract with ADOR, citing the agency's breach of contract and failure to address issues raised by the group. The members, Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein, announced that they will continue their activities independently, free from ADOR and HYBE. They emphasized that the decision was made after ADOR's repeated evasion and lack of genuine communication, and they assured fans that they will continue to produce music while fulfilling any remaining obligations.
NewJeans announced the termination of their contract with ADOR, citing breaches by the label and stating they are not liable for penalty fees. This move, which bypasses the usual legal injunction process, has sparked mixed reactions. Some legal experts support NewJeans' strategy as smart, while public opinion is divided, with some viewing the decision as impulsive and others as justified. The situation now requires ADOR to take legal action if they wish to contest the termination.
K-pop agency ADOR has responded to the girl group NewJeans with a 22-page letter addressing their eight demands, which include issues with management and third-party actions. ADOR claims it has done everything within its power to address the concerns, despite some requests being beyond its authority. NewJeans held a press conference claiming their contracts were terminated due to unmet demands, but ADOR refutes this, stating the contracts are still valid.
Popular K-pop girl group NewJeans has announced plans to terminate its exclusive contract with Ador, a subsidiary of Hybe. The group will hold a press conference to discuss the decision.
Min Hee Jin has resigned as internal director of ADOR and terminated her shareholder agreement with HYBE, citing breaches and illegal activities by the company. She plans to take legal action against HYBE, accusing them of a wrongful audit and spreading false information. Despite a prolonged dispute, Min Hee Jin remains committed to her principles and thanks supporters, including NewJeans fans, for their encouragement.
ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin discussed her management philosophy, thanked NewJeans' fans, and outlined future plans for the group during a press conference. She addressed the dismissal of ADOR's executive board members, her legal victory against HYBE, and the emotional toll of the conflict. Min Hee Jin emphasized her commitment to the company's success and rational management, while also expressing her close relationship with NewJeans and their families. She revealed plans for NewJeans' first world tour and reiterated her hopes for their happiness and growth.