haeji stan

@christinadirkes AND motion to freeze Danielle’s assets just to torment her as long as possible while they delay the lawsuit (having presented no evidence). A clear case of a frivolous, malicious lawsuit by a large corporation against a powerless Danielle. How can you not hate Hybe?

ADOR initiated a 43 billion won lawsuit against Danielle and then: -Requested a delay because they hadn't gone through their evidence yet -Had all of their lawyers resign This should not be allowed if you INITIATED THE LAWSUIT. What do you mean you don't have evidence yet?

“This is really serious”… NewJeans’ Danielle, 43 billion won lawsuit—‘ADOR’s entire legal team resigns’… Did even the lawyers give up? highnews.co.kr/news/articleVi… Reporter Jeong Si-eun ⸻ Did even Kim & Chang give up? Shock as entire legal team resigns right after the 43 billion won lawsuit ADOR’s legal team, which had been aggressively pursuing an astronomical 43 billion won (approx. $30+ million USD) damages claim against former NewJeans member Danielle and former CEO Min Hee-jin, has suddenly stepped down. According to the legal community on the 29th, five attorneys from Kim & Chang, Korea’s largest law firm, submitted a collective resignation to the court on the 24th. It is highly unusual for top-tier lawyers—who positioned themselves as the strongest defense—to withdraw all at once immediately after the first pretrial hearing. Both the legal and entertainment industries are closely watching the situation and speculating about the reasons behind it. The mass resignation is even more significant as it came right after the court rejected ADOR’s request for an extension of the hearing schedule. ADOR stated it is urgently reviewing the appointment of new legal counsel, but with the original team—who crafted the core litigation strategy—gone, a major overhaul of their approach now seems inevitable. ⸻ “An idol’s career is short” — Danielle’s side pushes for speed, ADOR fails to control the pace The first pretrial hearing held on the 26th last month was, in effect, a battleground. Both sides clashed head-on over the pace of the trial without conceding an inch. Danielle’s legal representatives strongly urged the court to proceed at high speed, arguing: “Given the nature of idol careers, the longer the lawsuit drags on, the more irreversible damage is done during the most golden period of their career.” In essence, they pushed for a swift resolution so that the litigation would not shackle Danielle’s career. On the other hand, ADOR—seeking 43 billion won in damages—requested a delay, claiming there were too many issues requiring thorough review. However, the court did not side with ADOR. Instead, it emphasized the need for a prompt resolution, aligning with Danielle’s argument, and rejected ADOR’s request for an extension. Many analysts believe the mass resignation of Kim & Chang’s lawyers is a direct result of losing this “speed battle.” ⸻ Reuniting with a court that favored Min Hee-jin—will HYBE’s 43 billion won claim become worthless? The core of ADOR’s lawsuit is the claim that Danielle and former CEO Min Hee-jin conspired to trigger a contract dispute, causing significant damages such as member departures and delays in group activities. ADOR previously notified Danielle of contract termination in December last year and set penalties and damages at around 43 billion won—effectively a strong warning that could block her entertainment activities altogether. However, ADOR’s outlook does not appear promising. The Seoul Central District Court Civil Division 31, which is handling this case, previously ruled in favor of Min Hee-jin in a dispute with HYBE over a put option. Many believe it is unlikely that the same court—having already rejected HYBE’s arguments once—would suddenly reverse its stance in this case. While leaving room for settlement discussions, the court has firmly set the next hearing dates for May 14 and July 2, signaling a strong push for progress. ⸻ What does the mass resignation mean? Delay tactic or sign of weak case? The complete withdrawal of the legal team introduces a major variable in the trial. Some in the legal community suspect ADOR may be attempting to delay proceedings by buying time to appoint new counsel and get them up to speed. If the court interprets this as an intentional delay tactic, it could work against ADOR. On the other hand, the fact that a top-tier firm like Kim & Chang withdrew en masse may indicate low chances of winning or unresolved disagreements with the client. There is also speculation that internal conflict within HYBE may have led to communication breakdowns with their legal representatives. Now, with a 43 billion won lawsuit hanging in the balance and temporarily without representation, all eyes are on whether ADOR can present a new strategy, or whether this case will end in a complete victory for the Min Hee-jin–Danielle side.

123 Days have passed since ADOR sued Danielle for $33 Million, since then: - No Evidence provided to court - Entire Legal Team Resigned

[Komentar tentang pengunduran diri pengacara pihak ADOR dalam gugatan ganti rugi Danielle] “Kalau bicara dari pengalaman saya, saat saya pernah menjalani gugatan perdata, untuk hal yang sebenarnya tidak seberapa pun pihak lawan menunda sampai 2 tahun (di tingkat pertama). Waktu itu juga semua pengacaranya mengundurkan diri. Karena permohonan penundaan sidang tidak diterima… jadi itu hanya untuk membuat alasan (dalih).Kalau dilihat sekarang, itu adalah strategi untuk bertahan selama masa rotasi hakim 2 tahun. Karena jalannya persidangan saat itu menguntungkan saya, mereka berusaha bertahan sampai hakimnya diganti. Saya akhirnya menang, tapi rasanya seperti darah saya terkuras habis. Kebetulan pihak lawan juga perusahaan besar… bahkan termasuk tiga firma hukum besar (tertawa). Tentu saja tidak semua kasus sama!” “Bahkan orang yang bukan penggemar pun akan melihat ini sebagai sesuatu yang sangat buruk. Orang-orang yang menandatangani kontrak dengan perusahaan, apakah mereka akan diam saja meskipun harus menerima kontrak seperti perbudakan saat masuk kerja? Dan sejak awal ini bukan sekadar masalah kontrak, ini sudah sampai pada tingkat ‘pengeroyokan’ secara hukum.”

［ダニエル損害賠償訴訟 ADOR側弁護士辞任についてのコメント］ 「経験で言ってみると、私が民事訴訟を経験したときは、大したことでもないことで相手が2年引き延ばしたんですが（1審）、そのときも弁護人が全員辞任したんですよ。裁判の延期申請が受け入れられないので……名分づくりでした。 後から見ると、判事の2年ローテーション期間の間を持ちこたえる戦略でした。裁判が回っていく状況が私に有利だから、判事が変わるときまで耐えていたんですよ。私は結局勝訴しましたが、血が干からびるような思いでした。ちなみに相手も大企業で……三大ローファームでした（笑）。もちろん全てが同じというわけではありませんが！」 「ファンじゃない人が見ても最悪だ。会社と契約するやつらは、会社に就職するときに奴隷契約を結ばれても何も言わないつもりなのか？ そしてそもそもこれは契約の問題じゃなくて、法的に集団リンチしているレベルだ。」

@thinkrdaisy POV: you’re dating Gracie Abrams and you open your camera roll

you guys never shirks fame lol

pov: you’re dating daisy edgar-jones and open your camera roll

@EmpireIX no wonder they're desperately grasping at straws and suing Danielle

HYBE Records Losses of $132 Million in Q1 2026. For Comparison The Company recorded a profit of $14.5m in Q1 2025. They were expected to make profit this year. (yna.co.kr/view/AKR202604…)

@gawonsgirl Her face is up a little bit, Minji

throwback to when minjis gay ass saw winter irl for the first time

they’ve stripped Danielle of her dreams, happiness, youth, money and now they’re even going after what her family’s property. when will hybe stop tormenting this poor girl ?

これ初めて聴いたときの衝撃は一生忘れないと思う

@riotgames BRING BACK BRAWL

ADOR filed a motion to freeze Danielle and her mother's assets on February 2nd, which was granted. This occurred without any evidence provided by the Company.

freezing danielle and her mothers assets without proof of her actually breaking contract and extending the appeal to infinity knowing their assets is frozen? everyone are evil in the building, i’m out of words.

happy 36th birthday to kim taeri ♡

In an [About Jeans] vlog, Minji and Hanni gave a quick tour of their dorm. Each of the girls had her own room, with the freedom to decorate and furnish it however they liked. You could tell it meant a lot to them; they even got teary-eyed while thanking CEO Min Hee-jin. Getting a place like that right after such a very successful debut must have felt overwhelming… in a good way. Not only were they paid early, but they also moved into a space where they could feel safe, comfortable, and genuinely at home. In a July 2024 interview with the members’ parents, their moms spoke about the conditions the girls endured during their trainee days at Source Music. While this isn’t unique to NewJeans, since many K-pop trainees go through harsh schedules and difficult living situations, it still puts things into perspective. Minji, in particular, was reportedly pressured to give up school. But because training was so tough, school became her only real source of joy. Even under those circumstances, she pushed herself to get into a school and continue her education alongside training. When asked about trainee life during a Phoning live, Minji shared that training became much more bearable and she felt more at ease and happy once she met the other members… a reminder of how much they relied on each other through that period. So having their own dorm as rookies must have felt surreal. After everything they went through, they were finally in an environment where they were treated like they really mattered… where their comfort, individuality, and well-being were prioritized. And in an industry like K-pop, that kind of treatment is, unfortunately, still far from the norm.

remember when minji couldn’t help but smile like a very proud mom at haerin when she sang that last chorus of celebrity soooo sweetly with that perfectly high and clean pitch. 🥹 and all the girls were smiling too. they knew exactly what their kitty is good at