On November 11, the Korean Supreme Court has dismissed the case in a legal dispute with former Girls' Generation member Jessica and two Chinese Management companies.
The Supreme Court's Civil Division dismissed a hearing on a counter-lawsuit filed by Jessica on October 25 against two Chinese Management companies. Jessica's label, Coridel Capital Management had signed a contract with two Chinese management agencies regarding Jessica's promotions in China. The agencies obtained exclusive management authorities over Jessica's Chinese promotions until February of 2019. However, they had recently submitted a formal request with the Beijing court, claiming that Jessica's side failed to properly abide by the contract and demanded that Coridel Capital Management pay back all fees.
Reports further stated that as of now, the Beijing court has ruled in favor of the two Chinese agencies during the first and second legal trials. Jessica's side decided to transfer this ongoing legal case to South Korean court and it seems like the final decision has now been made by the Supreme court.
Stay tuned for updates.
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So basically Coridel (Jessica's agency) signed with 2 Chinese companies was prepaid for pending work, that i guess never happened so they ended the contract and wanted their money back. Jessica's side denied they owed any money, first court ruled against so they Didnt trust first ruling so took it to Korea instead and got denied again. Sounds pretty clean to me. No Updates needed Allkpop.
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