After Clonie Gowen filed a lawsuit against former employer Full Tilt Poker back in November, Full Tilt has fired back.

Gowen's suit centered around what she called a number of "breach of contract" and "breach of good faith" issues and was for $40,000,000 in damages.

Among the defendants in the case, Howard Lederer, Andy Bloch, Phil Ivey, Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, John Juanda, Phil Gordon, Erick Lindgren, Erik Seidel, Jennifer Harman-Traniello, Mike Matusow, Allen Cunningham, Gus Hansen, Ray Bitar and Patrick Antonious as well as Full Tilt Poker, Tiltware LLC, Pocket Kings Ltd., Kolyma Corporation, A.V.V.

According to the pokernewsdaily.com, Full Tilt has now filed to have the lawsuit dismissed yesterday.

"The 12 page motion for dismissal filed Tuesday by the Law Offices of Olson, Cannon, Gormley, and Desruisseaux of Las Vegas, Nevada asks for the case to be dismissed outright, for Gowen and her legal team to refine their charges and re-file their case, and/or for the individual players named in the original lawsuit to be dropped from the action," the pokernewsdaily said.