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Tiger Woods is reportedly no longer facing the $30 million lawsuit his ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman, filed against him and his trust two weeks after the couple broke up in October 2022. Her dismissal was filed on June 29 in Martin County, Fla.
The complaint will be officially dropped pending the resolution of another appeal of Herman’s, in which she sought to get out of a nondisclosure agreement with Woods.
Herman filed the original complaint after she was allegedly forced out of her shared home with Woods in Florida. She alleged that there was a verbal agreement set to allow her to remain at the home for five more years.
She claimed Woods violated that agreement when she was allegedly tricked into going on a short vacation without him. When she arrived at the airport, Woods' personnel allegedly "told her she had been locked out of her residence" and would not be permitted to return.
The 39-year-old reportedly based her $30 million claim on how much it would cost to rent a property similar to Woods' $54 million beachfront mansion north of Palm Beach for the extra years she was allegedly promised.
Herman claimed that the NDA she signed should be waived under the Speak Out Act, which can override agreements of that kind when a case involves sexual assault, harassment, or both.
In May, Judge Elizabeth Metzger denied releasing Herman from the NDA, saying Herman did not provide “factual specificity for any claim relating to sexual assault or sexual harassment." Herman appealed the decision last month.
Woods, 47, is absent from this week's Open Championship at Royal Liverpool as he has not played a PGA Tour event since a foot injury forced him to withdraw from the Masters in April.
Tiger Woods no longer facing $30M lawsuit from ex-girlfriend Erica Herman, per report
By: Callie Lawson Freeman - Yahoo! SportsTiger Woods is reportedly no longer facing the $30 million lawsuit his ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman, filed against him and his trust two weeks after the couple broke up in October 2022. Her dismissal was filed on June 29 in Martin County, Fla.
The complaint will be officially dropped pending the resolution of another appeal of Herman’s, in which she sought to get out of a nondisclosure agreement with Woods.
Herman filed the original complaint after she was allegedly forced out of her shared home with Woods in Florida. She alleged that there was a verbal agreement set to allow her to remain at the home for five more years.
She claimed Woods violated that agreement when she was allegedly tricked into going on a short vacation without him. When she arrived at the airport, Woods' personnel allegedly "told her she had been locked out of her residence" and would not be permitted to return.
The 39-year-old reportedly based her $30 million claim on how much it would cost to rent a property similar to Woods' $54 million beachfront mansion north of Palm Beach for the extra years she was allegedly promised.
Herman claimed that the NDA she signed should be waived under the Speak Out Act, which can override agreements of that kind when a case involves sexual assault, harassment, or both.
In May, Judge Elizabeth Metzger denied releasing Herman from the NDA, saying Herman did not provide “factual specificity for any claim relating to sexual assault or sexual harassment." Herman appealed the decision last month.
Woods, 47, is absent from this week's Open Championship at Royal Liverpool as he has not played a PGA Tour event since a foot injury forced him to withdraw from the Masters in April.
