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By Carolyn Booth and Charlotte Oger-Chambonnet
Fertility law is a new and emerging area of law governing the rights and obligations involved in expanding one’s family.
Fertility law addresses the needs of those who wish to build their families with the use of assisted-reproductive technologies (also known as ARTs).
ARTs include any technologies that involve the use of genetic material, such as the ova (egg cells), sperm, or embryo, with the ultimate goal of having a child.
Persons who would use such treatments fall into one of the following categories of people wanting to become parents:
What does a fertility lawyer do?
Please contact Carolyn Booth and Charlotte Oger-Chambonnet for your questions related to fertility law.