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Court bars NewJeans from independent activities until ruling on Ador dispute
The Straits Times
|March 22, 2025
The Seoul Central District Court ruled on March 21 in favour of Ador in its legal dispute with girl group NewJeans, temporarily barring the group from pursuing independent activities under its new name, NJZ.
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NewJeans began independent activities after ending their contracts with the K-pop agency in November, citing a breach of exclusivity. In January, Ador filed an injunction to block the group's solo activities and assert its role as their management agency.
The court granted Ador's request for an injunction to prohibit the five members of NewJeans from entering into advertising contracts or conducting promotions independently, acknowledging its continued status as the group's legal agency.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition March 22, 2025 de The Straits Times.
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