Key takeaways:
- Erica Herman has filed two separate complaints in a Martin County, Florida, circuit court in response to the end of her six-year relationship with Tiger Woods.
- The first suit alleges a trust owned by Woods violated the Florida Residential Landlord Tenant Act, while the second seeks to nullify a nondisclosure agreement Herman signed with Woods.
- The case has already raised questions about the enforceability of NDAs in cases of sexual assault or harassment.
Tiger Woods’ former girlfriend Erica Herman has filed two separate complaints in a Martin County, Florida, circuit court in response to the end of their six-year relationship. The first suit, filed in October 2022, alleges a trust owned by Woods violated the Florida Residential Landlord Tenant Act by breaking the oral tenancy agreement. Herman is seeking damages in excess of $30,000,000.
The second complaint seeks to nullify a nondisclosure agreement Herman signed with Woods, arguing that federal law prohibits an NDA from being enforced when sexual assault or sexual harassment is involved. The filing states that Herman is unsure what other information about her own life she may discuss or with whom.
In December, the trust filed a motion for the court to dismiss with prejudice in response to Herman’s complaint. The dispute between the two began when Woods broke off his relationship with Herman in October and informed her “that he was no longer interested in pursuing a relationship with her.”
The case is ongoing and the outcome is yet to be determined. It is unclear what the implications of the case will be for Woods or Herman. However, the case has already raised questions about the enforceability of NDAs in cases of sexual assault or harassment.
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