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Embryo Wars: Beware Of Reliance On Fertility Clinic Forms

The more that a clinic consent form can accurately capture the patients’ true intent, the more likely that decision can be used to resolve a future dispute.

Click here to read this article by Ellen Trachman.

Above The LawGuest UserMay 13, 2021Surrogacy, embryo, transfer, embryo transfer, IVF, in vitro fertilization, egg, sperm, surrogate, intended parent, feel, hurt
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Can a 'Failed Transfer' be the Surrogate's Fault?

SurrogatesGuest UserMay 18, 2021Failed, transfer, embryo, embryo transfer, surrogate, surrogacy, intended parent, fault, mistake, medication, doctor
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I Carried 2 Sets of Twins as a Surrogate, Here’s My Story!

Dear Savvy SurrogateGuest UserMay 11, 2021Failed, transfer, embryo, embryo transfer, surrogate, surrogacy, intended parent, fault, mistake, medication, doctor

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