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Ban on NewJeans’ Solo Endorsements Becomes Final After No Reappeal

With their injunction in place, the group now turns to a July 24 trial to resolve the validity of their exclusive ADOR contracts.

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NewJeans Decides NOT To Reappeal Against Court's Ban On Solo Activities; Is K-Pop Group Going Back To ADOR?
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Overview

  • NewJeans missed the seven-day deadline to reappeal, cementing a court order that bars members from signing independent advertising deals.
  • The courts have ruled that each member must pay 1 billion won in damages for every breach of the injunction.
  • Legal observers interpret the decision to forego a reappeal as a shift toward prioritizing the main lawsuit over interim injunction battles.
  • The group’s year-long hiatus has allowed competitors such as aespa, NMIXX and Stray Kids to secure endorsement and promotional opportunities once held by NewJeans.
  • ADOR has reaffirmed its contractual standing and offered full support for NewJeans’ return to activities.