The identity of the creditor behind the recent provisional seizure of former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin‘s property has been disclosed. Media outlet Tenasia confirmed that the creditor is a former ADOR employee, known only as Employee A, who has filed claims against Min Hee Jin, citing defamation and personal information violations.
Legal Dispute Origins and Claims
The legal conflict began when Employee A accused Min Hee Jin of defamation and the unauthorized handling of personal information. This led Employee A to file for a ₩100 million KRW (about $71,500 USD) claim, which prompted the court to enforce a provisional seizure of Min’s property. According to a legal professional familiar with the case:
“A is filing a civil lawsuit against Min Hee Jin. Since securing payment is a priority for civil damage claims, we decided to proceed with the seizure.”
This move allows Employee A to prioritize their claim for civil damages by ensuring the seizure of property as collateral for the sought compensation.
Additional Complaints Filed
In addition to the lawsuit, Employee A has raised complaints with the Ministry of Employment and Labor, reporting Min Hee Jin and ADOR Vice President B for alleged unfair labor practices. This adds another layer to the ongoing legal challenges Min faces.
Ongoing Legal Dispute with HYBE
This incident is the latest in a series of legal troubles for Min Hee Jin, who has been involved in an ongoing legal feud with HYBE since the start of this year. The nature of her dispute with HYBE is revealing slowly, and this case has added complexity to her legal landscape.
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Source: theqoo
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