A South Korean court has ruled against K-pop band NewJeans in its long-running dispute with record label Ador.

NJZ, the K-pop group formerly known as NewJeans, lost a court battle against their old label ahead of their first performance ...

去年12月3日，ADOR以与NewJeans的专属合约仍然有效为由，向首尔中央地方法院提起确认专属合约有效性的诉讼，并于今年1月13日追加申请保留经纪公司地位及禁止签署广告合约的禁令。由于法院接受了ADOR提出的禁令，NewJeans未来的活动可能会 ...

When the girl group NewJeans emerged a few years ago, they were the freshest thing to arrive on the K-pop landscape in ages.

Ador has meanwhile disputed those allegations and asserted that NewJeans remains under contract ... they were changing their name to NJZ. Speaking to CNN at the time, band member Pham Ngoc ...

Back in January, ADOR filed an injunction against NewJeans for trying to sign independent deals without its approval. Now, ...

As CNN reports ... under the NewJeans name. We eagerly anticipate meeting with the artists for a heartfelt conversation at the earliest opportunity.” The dispute between NJZ and ADOR stems ...

NewJeans' name change to NJZ has sparked a legal battle with the K-pop group's record label and management company, HYBE/ADOR. Get the details.