ADOR Alters Lawsuit Against Former NewJeans’ Danielle

Koreaboo
ADOR reduced its damages claim against Danielle and Min Hee Jin from ₩43.1 billion to ₩33.1 billion KRW.

Summary

ADOR has reduced the damages it is seeking in its lawsuit against former NewJeans member Danielle and former CEO Min Hee Jin. The claim was lowered from ₩43.1 billion KRW (approximately $28.1 million USD) to ₩33.1 billion KRW (approximately $21.6 million USD). The company explained that the adjustment was made after appointing new legal counsel and restructuring the claim. This follows ADOR's recent replacement of its entire legal team with attorneys from Leehan law firm. The next hearing is scheduled for June 11, KST. Fans and critics have expressed skepticism, viewing the reduction as an admission of weak evidence and an attempt to delay the proceedings.

(Source:Koreaboo)

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