In a surprising turn of events, former CEO of ADOR, Min Hee Jin, has found herself in the spotlight due to a court-sanctioned seizure of her property. This follows a claim filed by a creditor amounting to ₩100 million KRW (approximately $71,500 USD).

According to a report by the media outlet Tenasia on November 11, the creditor behind this startling development has been identified as a former employee of ADOR, referred to as Employee A. This individual previously sued Min Hee Jin for alleged defamation and violations related to personal information, revealing a deep-seated conflict that has now escalated to legal action.

In addition to the claims against Min, Employee A also brought allegations of unfair labor practices against both Min Hee Jin and ADOR's Vice President, B, submitting reports to the Ministry of Employment and Labor. This suggests a broader pattern of contention within the company, as former employees have initiated formal complaints for workplace issues.

Legal experts have elaborated on the matter, explaining that the seizure of Min's assets is a strategic move in the ongoing civil lawsuit. “Since securing payment is a priority for civil damage claims, we decided to proceed with the seizure,” commented a legal professional familiar with the case.

The implications of this legal action are compounded by Min Hee Jin’s ongoing dispute with HYBE, the parent company of ADOR, which has surfaced since the start of the year. As both battles unfold, the stakes continue to rise, leaving fans and industry insiders on edge about the future of Min’s career and the stability of ADOR.

In the midst of this turmoil, Min Hee Jin has issued a full statement addressing the controversies surrounding ADOR and its legal battles with HYBE, underscoring her commitment to resolving the issues at hand.

Stay tuned as this story develops, promising more revelations that could change the landscape of K-pop management forever!