Actors Kim Woo Bin and Go Soo are planning to take joint action for the delay in receiving their due advertisement royalties�by escalating their cases to the Korean Entertainment Management Association (KEMA).�

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Both Kim Woon Bin and Go Soo's agencies told OSEN earlier today via phone call, "We are in the middle of pursuing joint action at the KEMA level regarding the delay in advertisement royalties."

A rep from Kim Woo Bin's agency Sidus HQ said, "It's true that we haven't received the royalties from advertisements, and we have even taken legal action to be reimbursed for the royalties, but we still haven't received the earnings that are due. We have already taken action legally and not received our due fees, so our decision to respond at the KEMA level is our secondary action."�

Furthermore, a rep from Go Soo's side stated, "While researching for the truth behind the advertisement royalties, similar cases with other actors have surfaced. There were a lot people that have suffered damages, and this is a recurring phenomenon from what I'm aware of, so action is being taken at the association level."�