Family Law

This Biglaw partner has the scoop on finding a niche in a practice area that is ‘not for the faint of heart.’

Now is not the time to panic.

Italian citizenship through ancestry could, in theory, cause some problems. 

Law school clinics can be a bridge to practice.

Assisted Reproductive Technology legal developments are unlikely to slow down any time soon. And more drama is, no doubt, in store.

We’ve seen IVF legislative efforts before. But never like this.

The Supreme Court of Texas is taking on a key case to decide whether embryos are full human people under Texas state law.

Proposed rules enacting a law that will significantly change sperm and egg donation for Coloradans are up for an official vote of approval next week.

In the last few months, one state tried -- but failed -- to reverse its ban on surrogacy 'brokers,' and another introduced new legislation to prohibit them.

Oopsie doesn't quite cover it.

The FDA is working to drop the discriminatory ban on sperm donation by gay men.

For decades, and across various partisan configurations of Michigan’s state government, the law has remained the same. But not anymore.

When you rush to do damage control, sometimes you also rush into unintended consequences.

Both options involve distinct legal processes and emotional considerations.

The Alabama ruling is painful, and portends uncertainty.

The new rules in Denmark focus on two areas of surrogacy.

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This case has experienced a rocky road -- but one with a happy ending for parents using assisted reproduction, even without a genetic connection.

Once again, a friendly reminder about sending your clients to attorneys with specialized experience in assisted reproductive technology when entering such contracts.

One of the two did so more recently than you'd probably think.