NewJeans’ ETA MV director files counter defamation lawsuit against ADOR management; Agency reiterates ‘breach of contract’

Previously, in September, Shin Woo Seok from Dolphiners Movies, known for guiding the ETA, Ditto, and OMG tune movies for NewJeans, made an even looking out post on social media. He claimed that the brand new administration of ADOR, after Min Hee Jin, requested him to delete all associated remark on their YouTube channel. In response, the company refuted announcing that they never requested to delete posted remark but reasonably requested to chorus from uploading the director’s decrease.

ADOR filed a civil lawsuit towards Shin Woo Seok, citing a breach of contract. Now, the tune video director filed a counter lawsuit towards ADOR’s CEO Kim Yoo Jung, HYBE’s Chief Human Helpful resource Officer, and Deputy Director Lee Live Kyung. He filed the complaint on November 4 at the Yongsan Police Location citing violating the Act on Promotion of Knowledge and Communications Community Utilization and Knowledge Security (defamation).

On November 8, ADOR replied to his lawsuit by announcing, “Now we have no non-public emotions towards director Shin Woo Seok, who created such essential work with NewJeans. Nevertheless, we can no longer condone any breach of contract with ADOR or any infringement of the company’s intellectual property rights.”

They reiterated that they’d filed the civil lawsuit two months ago, stressful that they wish to be held in price of any breach of contract. “It is some distance terribly regrettable that Director Shin Woo Seok has no longer replied to the civil lawsuit and as a substitute has filed a wrong felony complaint towards ADOR’s administration,” acknowledged the company.

Director Shin Woo Seok used to be known to had been working with NewJeans and ADOR for a extraordinarily very long time. Nevertheless, after bringing the claims to light attend in September, he talked about on his social media post, “We had promised future initiatives with the NewJeans participants, which we can no longer fulfill.”

He claimed that the company had requested him to delete any remark or tune movies associated to NewJeans and no longer upload any associated work publicly in some unspecified time in the future. In response, ADOR clarified that they unbiased requested him to discontinue uploading, no longer deleting the present remark. The company explained that for the rationale that copyrights of these movies belonged to ADOR, it regarded treasure a breach of contract.