Why did ADOR cut its damages demand from 43.1 billion won?

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ADOR Reduced Damages Claim Without Stated Reason

ADOR reduced its damages lawsuit demand against former member Danielle, her family, and former CEO Min Hee-jin from 43.1 billion won to 33.1 billion won in June. The agency is seeking to hold them responsible for issues related to NewJeans' departure and delays in the group's return.
Lawsuit Details and Reduction

The lawsuit, filed by ADOR, originally sought 43.1 billion won in damages. This sum was subsequently lowered to 33.1 billion won in June. The core of the legal action aims to establish accountability for the circumstances surrounding NewJeans' departure from the agency and any subsequent delays in the group's comeback activities.
Allegations Against Danielle

During a recent lawsuit hearing, ADOR's legal team alleged that Danielle had signed a management contract with a Chinese agency. However, Danielle's legal representatives, from the law firm Yoon & Yang, have vehemently denied these claims. They stated that the reports were distorted and that Danielle, along with other NewJeans members, has not signed or attempted to sign overlapping exclusive management contracts with any company.
Legal Team's Response to Allegations

Yoon & Yang issued a statement rejecting the media reports that suggested Danielle had entered into a deal with a Chinese company. The firm indicated that ADOR's claims "contain inaccuracies or distorts or exaggerates the facts." Furthermore, Danielle's legal team has accused ADOR of potentially influencing how the case is being portrayed in the media, suggesting that ADOR may be involved in the dissemination of distorted facts that frame an issue concerning all NewJeans members as an individual action by Danielle.

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