With a court injunction prohibiting the group from acting independently of its label, NewJeans announced a “pause” on “all ...

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

A South Korean court upheld an injunction that temporarily prevents the K-pop group - formerly known as NewJeans - from striking out as NJZ ...

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Ador sued them claiming that the new version of NewJeans would “seriously damage” the label’s reputation. Now, the label has won. As CNN reports, a South Korean court ruled against NJZ ...

During a show that was meant to launch their independent rebrand as NJZ, the group told fans they need to take a break amid an ongoing dispute with their management.

In a conciliatory statement, shared with CNN prior to the band’s Hong Kong show, Ador expressed support for the performance — on condition it took place under the name NewJeans, not NJZ.

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 ...