NJZ is moving forward with their pop-up store opening in Seoul amid injunction loss against ADOR. Read to know if there are any possible legal repercussions to it.

ADOR flagged attempts within the NJZ (NewJeans) fandom Bunnies to collect personal data through promotions, urging fans to stay cautious.

NewJeans suffer a legal setback in its court battle over its contract with HYBE-owned ADOR, then file an immediate appeal.

ADOR announced of intensifying its legal crackdown on defamatory content aimed at its artistes, in this case, NJZ aka NewJeans members Minji, Danielle, Hanni, Haerin, and Hyein. For this, the company ...

ADOR, the agency managing the popular K-pop group NewJeans (now also referred to as NJZ), issued an official statement on ...

In case you need a refresher, the members of NewJeans have been embroiled in a dispute with ADOR ever since it was announced that Min Heejin would step down as CEO of the label back in August 2024 ...

Updated: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that a court decision was made, but the final court decision will be announced at a later ...

A step towards reconciliation? Despite its contractual dispute with NewJeans, Hybe’s Ador is bringing out the legal guns to protect the girl group from online harassment. Ador disclosed as much in a ...

Previously, in March, a South Korean court blocked NewJeans from promoting themselves and performing at events under the new moniker NJZ, at the request of an injunction filed by their label ADOR ...

As the dispute between NewJeans and HYBE subsidiary ADOR continues to escalate, it was recently reported that the father of Hyein — who was the only one to oppose the lawsuit to terminate the ...

NewJeans, which rebranded as NJZ in February, began pursuing independent activities after accusing Ador in November of ...

The court has dismissed K-pop group NewJeans' appeal, reinforcing restrictions on independent activities. The group is still ...