Actor Kim Bum has been sued 500 million won, equivalent to nearly 430,000 dollars, by his former agency on charges of violating his working contract.
I Entertainment submitted a written complaint to court on Monday, claiming that Kim cut off all communication before his contract ended with them and started working with another manager.
I Entertainment also demanded compensation worth 160 million won and 36 million won from actress Lee Chung-ah and actor Yoo Yeon-seok, respectively, accusing them of the same charges.
The full complaint requested for compensation worth over 1.14 billion won from all former employees, including actors and staff, of I Entertainment.
Kim, 20, first gained popularity through MBC sitcom "High Kick" in 2006. He shot to stardom early this year through KBS TV series "Boys Over Flowers" based on a 37-volume Japanese comic series.
Reporter : Kang Seung-hun tarophine@asiae.co.kr
Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr
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