The Law Commission has published their final recommendations for UK surrogacy law reform. Here are the key findings and our response.
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Fertility Nurses Forum: Future directions in surrogacy law
Natalie addressed the national Fertility Nurses’ Congress held in Solihull in May 2023 on what the Law Commissions’ final recommendations on surrogacy law will mean for fertility nurses.
Natalie and Helen discussed the surrogacy law reform proposals in BioNews
Natalie and Helen discuss how The Law Commissions proposals for UK surrogacy law reform are a positive step forward in some aspects, but overall represent a missed opportunity to make real change and achieve the modernisation the UK needs
The Law Commission’s proposals for surrogacy law reform are a positive step, but represent a missed opportunity to make real change
The Law Commission has published their final recommendations for UK surrogacy law reform. Here are the key findings and our response.
Law Commission to publish its final surrogacy law reform recommendations on 29 March 2023
The Law Commission has announced that its final report (and draft Bill) on surrogacy law reform will be released next Wednesday, 29th March 2023.
Natalie Gamble speaks at LSE panel discussion – Surrogacy law reform
Natalie was delighted to speak at the London School of Economics as part of an expert panel talking about surrogacy law reform on 21 February 2023.
Resolution podcast interviews Natalie Gamble on surrogacy law reform
Natalie spoke with the ‘Talking Family Law’ podcast about surrogacy law in anticipation of the Law Commission publishing its report on law reform in 2023.
High Court rules both same-sex parents are legal parents after fertility clinic error – important new NGA case on legal parenthood
NGA Law has secured a judgment from the High Court Family Division confirming that our clients, a same-sex couple with a child born through sperm donation in the UK, are the legal parents of their son. The decision comes as a huge relief to the two mums, who relied on...
UK High Court awards parenthood following international surrogacy, despite potential illegality in the country of birth – new NGA reported case
The High Court has awarded legal parenthood to a British couple who had a little boy via a surrogacy arrangement which (without the parents’ knowledge) may have been unlawful in the country where their baby was born (country Z). NGA Law successfully represented the...
UK Supreme Court says commercial surrogacy is no longer against UK public policy – Article published in The Review
Natalie and Heidi have written for the latest edition of The Review about an important new Supreme Court decision on surrogacy. The case of Whittington Hospital NHS Trust v XX [2020] UKSC 14 involved a negligence claim brought by a woman who sought compensation to...