INFINITE's Lee Sung-jong terminates contract with Former Management Office... Lawsuit over unpaid settlement money continues

The exclusive contract between Lee Sung Jung of the group INFINITE and former management office has officially ended. Lee Sung Jeong recently posted a photo of former management office pk
In the application for a provisional disposition to suspend the validity of the Exclusive Contract filed against ENTERTAINMENT, a compulsory adjustment was achieved, and the Exclusive Contract was terminated as of midnight on the 30th. August 2022, spk
Lee Sung Jung, who signed an exclusive contract with ENTERTAINMENT, was not provided with the contract money promised at the time of the contract, as well as the support necessary for broadcast appearances, fan meetings, and album release.
The company notified them of the cancellation of the Exclusive Contract on the grounds that the In addition, solo single "The One" and European tour, "INFINITE"'s 7th mini album "13egin", Asian
Requests for payment of settlement fees for the approximately two years of activities leading up to the tour ``COMEBACK AGAIN'' are currently underway. Lee Sung Jeong, who had been trying to negotiate the issue for several months, recently
In December 2018, we sent a certificate of content through a law firm and requested corrections regarding the breach of contract. However, since there was no response, spk
Notify ENTERTAINMENT of the cancellation of the Exclusive Contract and apply for a provisional disposition to the court to suspend the validity of the Exclusive Contract, as well as pay the settlement amount.
filed a lawsuit demanding the same. SPK ENTERTAINMENT has announced its intention to terminate the Exclusive Contract with Lee Sung Jung in the provisional disposition case, and both parties have accepted the court's settlement recommendation.
The Exclusive Contract was terminated at 12:00 pm on March 29th without raising any objections. Separately from the end of the Exclusive Contract, Lee Sung Jeong will continue to work with SPK.
We plan to continue civil litigation against ENTERTAINMENT for unpaid settlements.