Girlfriend Erica Herman Facing Lawsuit Over Death of Restaurant Employee

Girlfriend Erica Herman Facing Lawsuit Over Death of Restaurant Employee

Tiger Woods and Erica Herman are confronting an illegitimate passing claim identified with the demise of a worker who kicked the bucket in an alcoholic driving mishap in the wake of working a move at The Woods eatery in Jupiter, Florida in December.

Lawsuit: Drinking Problem 

As per the claim, Woods, Herman, and different representatives realized that Nicholas Immesberger had a drinking issue, yet at the same time served him to overabundance amid his days of work at the eatery. The suit says that Immesberger lost control of his vehicle the evening of Dec. 10, 2018, biting the dust at 24 years old because of wounds endured in the mishap. 

The claim expresses that Immesberger had a blood liquor dimension of .256 the evening of the accident, multiple occasions Florida's legitimate point of confinement. 

"The representatives and the board at The Woods had direct information that Immesberger had a routine issue with liquor," the claim peruses. "Actually, representatives and directors realized that Immesberger had gone to Alcoholics Anonymous gatherings before the evening of his accident and was endeavoring to treat his sickness. Regardless of this, the representatives and the board at The Woods kept on serving Immesberger liquor while he was filling in just as after work, while he sat at the bar."

Legal counselors Allege Restaurant Destroyed Evidence

On Tuesday, lawyers for Immesberger’s family spoke to the press, saying that The Woods had destroyed videos of him drinking at the restaurant bar to the point of intoxication on the night of his crash.

"A standout amongst the most huge issues we have here is the devastation of proof," lawyer Spencer Kuvin said on Tuesday. "Clearly it demonstrates that someone realized something had turned out badly and they needed to dispose of that proof. We have proof to demonstrate that tape, appearing at the bar that night after he got off at 3 pm, drinking for three hours at the bar, was crushed soon after the accident had happened."

There is no sign with respect to whether either Woods or Herman was at The Woods the evening of the accident, as the couple had recently come back from Australia on Dec. 7. Be that as it may, the claim asserts that the two drank with Immesberger – who filled in as a barkeep – only a couple of evenings earlier. 

Kuvin additionally said that Immesberger had destroyed another vehicle while inebriated about a month prior to his deadly crash, however, that he was still approached to keep functioning as a barkeep. 

"Erica explicitly requested that he return to work at the bar, and she knew about his enslavement and issue," Kevin said. 

At the point when the claim was raised amid Woods' media accessibility before the PGA Championship on Tuesday, he offered his sympathies to Immesberger's friends and family. 

"We're all extremely miserable that Nick passed away," Woods told columnists. "It was a horrendous night, an awful completion, and just – we feel awful for him and his whole family. It's exceptionally dismal." 

Woods is contending in the PGA Championship this end of the week at Bethpage Black in Farmington, New York. The competition starts on Thursday.