Lee Hae In and Lee Soo Hyun of 'Produce 101' have filed lawsuits to terminate their contracts with their agency SS Entertainment.
On May 19, their legal rep stated the two filed the suit on the 4th, citing unfair length of contract and content. The rep said, "The length of the exclusive contract is too long, and the scope of the contract is too broad in that it affects their freedom with economic activity. They didn't receive an explanation of the contract content nor did they ever see the contract."
The lawyer further stated Lee Hae In and Lee Soo Hyun were not given the proper vocal or dance training, and SS Entertainment failed to debut them within a year as agreed upon.
The agency commented, "We learned of their lawsuit through headlines. We're opening up channels for discussion and will announce our stance afterwards."
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On May 19, their legal rep stated the two filed the suit on the 4th, citing unfair length of contract and content. The rep said, "The length of the exclusive contract is too long, and the scope of the contract is too broad in that it affects their freedom with economic activity. They didn't receive an explanation of the contract content nor did they ever see the contract."
The lawyer further stated Lee Hae In and Lee Soo Hyun were not given the proper vocal or dance training, and SS Entertainment failed to debut them within a year as agreed upon.
The agency commented, "We learned of their lawsuit through headlines. We're opening up channels for discussion and will announce our stance afterwards."
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