Erica Herman

Tiger Woods' girlfriend, Erica Herman, wants to nullify a nondisclosure agreement following a six-year relationship with the professional golfer.

According to the complaint, a trust controlled by Woods is attempting to silence Herman with a nondisclosure agreement that she signed while involved in a personal and professional relationship with Woods. The couple had been living together in the area, according to the complaint. It also says she is unsure what other information about her own life she can discuss and with whom.

Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend Erica Herman sued the golf legend in October 2022 for $30 million after he allegedly locked her out of their Florida home.

Herman also claims the trust allegedly misappropriated an excess of $40,000 in cash that belonged to her. She has not yet detailed the allegations. The pro-athlete’s attorneys claim in the November 2022 petition that Herman is not a “tenant” according to the “They then informed her she was not allowed to return to her residence,” the documents also state before further alleging the ex-girlfriend was confronted by attorneys who attempted to “resolve the wrongdoing they were in the midst of committing.” She notes that Woods’ agents allegedly convinced her to pack a suitcase for a short vacation and “when she arrived at the airport, they told her she had been locked out of her residence.” She claims in the October 2022 filing she had an “oral tenancy agreement” that gave her the right to reside in the Hobe Sound, Fla., estate for a “certain duration of time.”

An October lawsuit filed by Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend claimed she was tricked into leaving her Florida residence and was eventually locked out of the home.

Lawyers for the trust also state it was Herman who removed her belongings from the home and that "oral tenancy agreements" are only good for less than one year in Florida. The documents say the defendant decided to "engage in ‘prohibited practices,’ i.e., self-help, causing severe actual, consequential, and severe emotional damages to the Plaintiff. [ex-boyfriend Tiger Woods](https://www.foxnews.com/category/person/tiger-woods) stayed surfaced on Wednesday amid a separate lawsuit involving an nondisclosure agreement against the golfer. Since then, Plaintiff has continually demanded to be allowed back into her home, but Defendant's agents have refused. Lawyers for the trust filed a motion to dismiss the suit, first alleging that the trust isn’t the person she was really going after, and it was the trustee she failed to name in the lawsuit. The documents say the unspecified services were "extraordinary in nature" and no lawful proceeding occurred to bring the tenancy to a "lawful" end.

Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman, is requesting a court rule on an NDA she signed at the outset of her relationship with Woods.

“Reasonable rental value of the residence…is likely to be measured in excess of $30 million,” the complaint states. In short, the October complaint alleges that Herman lived at Woods’ house for six years as part of an oral tenancy agreement between the two and that approximately five years remained on it. Woods.” In effect, the trust’s legal team is guiding any action toward the arbitration outlined in the NDA. According to documents filed by the trust in December, Woods’ arbitration request argues “there is no oral tenancy agreement entitling Ms. In a separate filing, Herman alleged a hasty breakup and is suing for her right to seek damages for the remaining five years of an alleged oral tenancy agreement. At the core of the disputes is the NDA, which was submitted to the court via a related case in mostly-redacted form. [Stitcher](https://www.stitcher.com/show/golfcom-podcast) [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/show/5tCHGYbvzziD2cyntgfseS?si=7d9c60166f054228) Thirteen days later, Herman filed a separate complaint against the Jupiter Island Irrevocable Homestead Trust, which Woods set up in February 2017 and owns his primary property in Hobe Sound. The NDA, which, according to court filings, was signed on Aug. Herman’s complaint states she is “unsure whether she may disclose, among other things, facts giving rise to various legal claims she believes she has. According to court documents, Woods ended the relationship on Oct.

The complaint accuses a trust controlled by the golfer of wrongfully enforcing the NDA.

The NDA was signed in 2017, the year that Herman and Woods began dating. [Tiger Woods](https://www.cbsnews.com/tag/tiger-woods/), filed a complaint on Monday for a declaratory ruling that a nondisclosure agreement she signed while working with Woods is invalid and unenforceable, citing laws meant to protect survivors of sexual assault. - That the arbitration clause in the NDA is unenforceable in this case, and that any determination of its applicability should be determined by the court, not an arbitrator, under the federal Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act;

Herman was seeking up to $30 million in damages as well as restitution for $40000 cash she claims was misappropriated.

Woods’ last public appearance was about three weeks ago at the Genesis Invitational, a tournament his foundation runs. The suit against the trust said she was forced out by “trickery” by agents of the trust, who convinced her to pack a suitcase for a short vacation. Herman argues in her legal documents the NDA should be declared unenforceable. Hodas from the Fisher Potter Hodas PL law firm. Herman also claims to have an oral agreement that she could stay in the house for up to five years. The couple had been living together in Woods’ Hobe Sound home in southern Martin County since 2017.

According to legal documents, obtained by ET, Herman filed the lawsuit against Woods on Monday in the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial Circuit in Martin ...

She argued in the lawsuit that she is entitled to compensation of roughly $30 million. The Speak Out Act was introduced to the floor of Congress in July 2022 and passed into law less than five months later. Woods and Herman, a former restaurant manager, started dating in August 2017. [Tiger Woods Gets Emotional at Open Championship at St. There is therefore an active dispute between [Herman] and [Woods] for which [she] needs a clarifying declaration from the court." She is also currently unsure what other information about her own life she may discuss or with whom.

Woods ex-girlfriend has said that when she arrived at an airport to jet off on vacation she was told by agents that she had been removed from her home.

A document filed in the court by the trust states: "Ms. The only asset it has is the residence in question. Her court filing against Woods states: "This uncertainty is acute and important. Do you have a tip on a sports story that Newsweek should be covering? The act prohibits judicial enforceability of such agreements in disputes involving sexual assault or harassment. The lawsuit was reportedly filed last October but only became public knowledge on Wednesday.

Erica Herman, who was a longtime girlfriend of golfer Tiger Woods, has filed two separate complaints after the six-year relationship between the pair came ...

Specifically, the lawsuit claims “agents of the Defendant” told Herman “to pack a suitcase for a short vacation” before revealing to her that she had been locked out of the house on arrival at the airport. The filing does not accuse Woods of sexual assault or sexual harassment. The filing states the actual damages “are likely to be measured in excess of $30,000,000.” Woods is not named as a defendant in the October lawsuit. A copy of the NDA is attached to Woods’ trust’s motion, but the publicly available version of that document is redacted entirely. severe emotional damages to the Plaintiff. Both filings were made to the circuit court in Martin County, Florida.

While the initial headlines in the wake of the filing focused on the lurid suggestion of potential sexual harassment or sexual assault allegations, ...

Meet Erica Herman, the ex-girlfriend of golf legend Tiger Woods, whom she dated for nearly six years.

[Woods said](https://nypost.com/2018/09/23/tiger-woods-finally-breaks-through-and-tastes-victory-again/) after his Tour Championship win. “I’ve had a not-so-easy last couple of years and I’ve worked my way back and … [obtained by The Post](https://nypost.com/2023/03/08/tiger-woods-tricked-ex-girlfriend-erica-herman-into-leaving-home-docs/). [when he won the 2019 Masters](https://nypost.com/2019/04/14/tiger-woods-wait-is-over-after-heart-stopping-final-masters-round/), his fifth victory in the tournament. [kissed Herman on the green](https://nypost.com/2018/09/24/tiger-woods-seals-victory-with-love-you-and-kiss-for-girlfriend/) and made a proclamation of love. [went public](https://nypost.com/2017/10/02/tiger-woods-new-gal-pal-revealed/) at the Presidents Cup in September 2017.

The news of the lawsuit comes following a report of Herman having cited the Speak Out Act as part of a push to quash an NDA she allegedly signed in 2017.

Herman also claims that over $40,000 in cash she had at Woods’ home was “confiscated.” That amount, per the publication, is what Erica Herman has claimed is the “reasonable rental value” for five years at Woods’ residence [in Florida](http://complex.com/tag/florida). Woods’ team, however, is reported to have responded to this claim by stating that no such agreement about a five-year period of post-relationship residency was ever made between the two. Upon arriving at the airport, Herman has alleged, she was informed that she could not return to Woods’ residence; more specifically, she had been locked out. [Tiger Woods](http://complex.com/tag/tiger-woods)’ longtime girlfriend was attempting to [have a judge intervene](https://www.complex.com/sports/a/tracewilliamcowen/tiger-woods-erica-herman-asks-judge-intervene-nda-split) over a non-disclosure agreement, a new report adds additional insight into the apparent split and [a resulting lawsuit](http://complex.com/tag/lawsuits). [According to a report from](https://www.tmz.com/2023/03/08/tiger-woods-erica-herman-lawsuit-30-million-dollars-kicked-out-of-house-florida-breakup/) TMZ on Wednesday, the former couple’s apparent break-up—which was never publicly announced—is now at the center of a [$30 million lawsuit](http://complex.com/tag/lawsuit) against Woods’ private trust.

A personal dispute between golfer Tiger Woods and his apparent ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman has spilt into a Florida court. The duo broke up in October and ...

Herman and Woods made their first public appearance in 2017 at the President’s Cup in September. She first worked as a bartender and was eventually named VIP manager at the Blue Martini Lounge. Since that first appearance, Herman became a constant spectator at the course whenever Woods was competing. The photo posted on the golfer’s Instagram showed Woods and Herman twining with Dodgers jerseys. When Herman was spotted with Woods at the President’s Cup, she was seen wearing a ‘player spouse’ credential, which is generally reserved for the spouses or significant others of the event’s players and captains. The duo broke up in October and Woods allegedly locked her out of the seaside mansion they shared on the Treasure Coast.

Tiger Woods' girlfriend wants to nullify a nondisclosure agreement following a six-year relationship with the professional golfer.

It also says she is unsure what other information about her own life she can discuss and with whom. Woods and Herman have not publicly announced the end of their relationship, which began in 2017. The couple had been living together in the area, according to the complaint.

This is the second legal complaint issued by Erica Herman, who has been in a relationship with Tiger Woods since 2017. The pair have not publicly announced ...

The complaint also requests the court determine Ms Herman's "freedom to disclose… If the NDA is nullified, Ms Herman could pursue a claim in court and bypass arbitration. The NDA was signed while Ms Herman was involved in a personal and professional relationship with

In court documents obtained by NBC News, Erica Herman accused Tiger Woods of locking her out of the Florida home they shared during their five-year ...

News that she believes the NDA "is invalid and unenforceable." "The plaintiff is unsure whether she may disclose, among other things, facts giving rise to various legal claims she believes she has," her attorney states in court documents filed March 6. By suing the trust instead of Woods himself, the trust's legal team says Herman wants to argue the claims in a "public forum." The trust's lawyers added that under Woods' NDA with his ex, Herman "is required" to settle any of her issues with the athlete through a confidential arbitration. Woods' attorneys filed a response to Herman's lawsuit about her allegedly being removed from the home, according to NBC News. When she arrived at the airport, her lawsuit states, Herman was informed that she had been locked out of the home.