Tiger Woods' Ex Erica Herman Drops $30 Million Lawsuit Against His Trust

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Tiger Woods' trust seeking $30 million in damages, the legendary golfer's ex, Erica Herman, has opted to drop the legal battle.According to court documents, obtained by ET, Herman filed the necessary paperwork for a voluntary dismissal in Martin County, Florida’s 19th Judicial Circuit Court on June 29.

The complaint will be officially dropped pending the resolution of another appeal of Herman’s, in which she sought to nullify a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with Woods.

She's appealing a Florida judge's ruling in May, which stated her attempt to claim sexual harassment against Woods in an attempt to nullify the NDA was vague, lacking «factual specificity for any claim relating to sexual assault or sexual harassment.» That case is still active in the Fourth District Court of Appeals.ET has reached out to attorneys for both parties.Herman, a former manager at one of Woods' restaurants, first started dating the golfer in August 2017.

The following month, she was seen wearing a girlfriend/wife badge while flanking the golf pro at the Presidents Cup at Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey.The relationship soured to the point where she filed a lawsuit against Woods' trust in October 2022, after she claimed that «agents» of Woods used «trickery» to get her to leave the home for a «short vacation,» only to then lock her out of the home they shared.Herman claimed in the suit that they had an «oral agreement» that ensured she could live at the mansion for a total of 11 years, and she still had five years remaining when they split up.