Tara Moore’s legal bid for £15 million in damages against the Women’s Tennis Association has been dismissed, following the doping case that led to the British player receiving a four-year ban.
Moore brought the claim in connection with the case and sought financial compensation from the WTA. The legal action has now been rejected, meaning her demand for damages has not succeeded.
The supplied information does not state the grounds for the dismissal or provide details of the court, tribunal or date of the decision. It also does not indicate whether Moore intends to appeal or whether any further legal action is planned.
The latest known position is that the £15 million claim has been dismissed and Moore’s four-year ban remains the central consequence of the doping case described in the proceedings.
