Tiger Woods’ Ex Erica Herman Takes Legal Battle To Appeals Court
Herman’s $30 million lawsuit against the 15-time Major winner was rejected twice by a Florida state judge, first in May and then in June.
In May, Judge Elizabeth Metzger rejected Herman’s attempt to dismiss the NDA with Woods and ordered the couple to settle lawsuits seeking millions in damages through arbitration.
Herman, who was regularly spotted attending events such as the Ryder Cup with Woods, has accused him of sexual harassment and claimed over $30 million in damages in a lawsuit against Woods.
They dated for five years before Woods broke things off on October 13, 2022, and Herman claimed that Woods tricked her into leaving the mansion they lived in together in Florida.
The dispute centers on whether the NDA covers only Herman’s work role and relationship with Woods as the owner of the restaurant she managed or whether it extends to their personal relationship.
“My only concern is if by chance TW does something that brings our relationship to an end, do I automatically lose my job?” she wrote in an email to Chris Hubman, CFO of TGR Ventures.
“I don’t have any problems with what’s in the document because I wouldn’t go public or use anything I know to hurt him or the kids, but with my whole life in his hands now, I would want to have some kind of control over my future in the business,” she continued. “If something happened 5-10 years down the road, I don’t want to be in my 40’s heartbroken and jobless.”
