This is a follow up to the article "Tiger Woods Ex-Girlfriend Files Exploitative Lawsuit Against Him For $30 Million And Access To His House." Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman, has dropped the frivolous lawsuit against him. The Guardian in London  reports, "According to court documents obtained by the New York Post, she has dropped the suit as she appeals against a judge’s ruling that she must follow a non-disclosure agreement she signed with Woods in 2017."

Herman now has to pursue the matter in arbitration which favors Woods. Herman violated their agreement. She also made the unbalanced and dubious claim Woods told her that she could live in his massive Florida mansion, worth upward of $100,000,000, for 6-years after they break-up. Which man do you know who says something like that.

When people break-up they don't want someone lingering in their home for 6-years. I don't believe Woods told Herman this. She has no proof of him saying so or promising this in writing. Furthermore, why would you make such a request. It says you do not love the person and have been dating them for their money.

It's just proof that she never loved Woods. She was with him for the money and fame. To go to such extraordinary lengths to state the man sexually harassed you (as that was the only way you could sue him in Florida court) while you dated him for 7-years, even accompanied him and his children to the White House of all places, says you lack morals, are lying and will do anything for money, even try to ruin a man's reputation to get millions of dollars you didn't earn.

The man gave you a luxury lifestyle for several years. He took you into his mansion in the richest place in Florida (which wasn't a good idea). He took you to high end places you otherwise would never have been. He paid all your bills. He gave you a job. When he ended the relationship because you clearly have issues, he even gave you $2,000,000, and this is how you repay him, by lying he engaged in "sexual assault and harassment" against you, and stole $40,000 from you, when he's a billionaire. Some women are dangerous.

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Tiger Woods’ ex-girlfriend drops $30m lawsuit over alleged eviction

Wed 19 Jul 2023 10.20 EDT - Tiger Woods’s ex-girlfriend has dropped a $30m lawsuit alleging she was unfairly evicted from the home she once shared with the golfer. Erica Herman had filed a suit against Woods and the trust that owns his estate in Florida. But according to court documents obtained by the New York Post, she has dropped the suit as she appeals against a judge’s ruling that she must follow a non-disclosure agreement she signed with Woods in 2017.

“The Plaintiff, Erica Herman, by and through her undersigned counsel, hereby dismisses without prejudice her Complaint, filed on October 26, 2022, pending resolution of the appeal in Herman v Woods and determination of whether her claims are subject to arbitration,” the filing said...

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Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend Erica Herman drops $30M lawsuit against his estate

Jul 19, 2023, 09:24 AM ET - Tiger Woods' former girlfriend has dropped a $30 million lawsuit against the 15-time major champion's estate, according to court documents obtained by the New York Post. Erica Herman's dismissal of the lawsuit was filed on June 29, pending her appeal of a judge's decision that she must abide by a 2017 nondisclosure agreement she purportedly signed with Woods.

"The Plaintiff, Erica Herman, by and through her undersigned counsel, hereby dismisses without prejudice her Complaint, filed on October 26, 2022, pending resolution of the appeal in Herman v. Woods and determination of whether her claims are subject to arbitration," the filing said, according to the New York Post.

Herman filed the lawsuit against both Woods and the trust that owns his $54 million Florida mansion, seeking $30 million from the latter amid unspecified allegations of sexual harassment. She requested in March to be removed from the NDA, saying Woods was wrongfully using it against her and citing a federal law that prevents the enforcement of NDAs in instances of sexual assault and harassment...

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