US EditionTrial opens for Ador's damage suit against former NewJeans member, ex-CEO
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In the 43.1 billion won trial, Daniel's side claims significant damages due to Adore's lawsuit delay. Adore's side requests that the trial proceed as a routine proceedings, as a hearing date was set after three months.
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NaverAdore and Daniel Engage in 43.1 Billion Won Damages Dispute… "Expedited Hearing" vs. "Routine Trial"
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Seung-yeon = Adore, the agency of girl group New Jeans, [disputed] member Daniel, whose contract was terminated, and former Adore CEO Min Hee-jin (currently CEO of OK Records)...
ADOR SAID THAT THEY CAN'T SHARE THEIR EVIDENCES TO PREVENT CONTENT LEAK
"ADOR countered, stating, “We are pursuing alternative procedures due to difficulties in preventing the details of the lawsuit from being leaked to the public,” and added, “We are taking steps to prevent access to the lawsuit records regarding the artist, this is not an excuse.”"original post: here1. What are they saying...? So they will never share evidence until the end?2. But they have been sharing all their evil plans to Lee Jinho and have b…
Girl group NewJeans ex-member Danielle's legal team accuses ADOR of dragging out high-stakes lawsuit
ADOR and former NewJeans member Danielle clashed in court on Thursday over whether the agency is deliberately dragging out a high-stakes damages lawsuit.
Danielle’s Legal Team Accuses ADOR of 'Intentionally Delaying' $28.5 Million Lawsuit - ZAPZEE - Premier Korean Entertainment Magazine
Credit: Yonhap News The first official statement from Danielle’s legal team has been released following a 43 billion won ($28.5 million) damages lawsuit filed by ADOR against the NewJeans member, her family and former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin. During the first hearing held on March 26th at the Seoul Central District Court, Danielle’s representatives argued that ADOR is purposefully dragging out the legal proceedings to the detriment of the artist’s …
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