The Las Vegas Aces and Dearica Hamby mutually agreed to dismiss her lawsuit against the WNBA club, according to a federal court filing Thursday. Hamby, who now plays for the Los Angeles Sparks, sued the Aces and the league over alleged mistreatment because of her pregnancy at the time.

Dearica Hamby and the Las Vegas Aces have mutally agreed to dismiss a lawsuit that was filed by the WNBA player, according to Front Office Sports. Hamby alleged that she was discriminated against and traded by the Aces during her pregnancy in 2023. She filed a complaint regarding the situation in August 2024.

Hamby also accused the WNBA of not adequately investigating her complaint when she initially brought it to their office, and of not renewing her marketing contract after she leveled the complaint. The case against the WNBA was dismissed in May. Former Las Vegas Aces star Dearica Hamby has agreed to dismiss her lawsuit against the team

Hamby alleged that she was discriminated against and traded by the Aces during her pregnancy in 2023. She filed a complaint regarding the situation in August 2024. According to the lawsuit, Aces head coach Becky Hammon “questioned Hamby’s commitment and dedication” to the team and accused her of signing the extension knowing she was pregnant.