2020 Election / American Bar Association / Assisted Reproductive Technology / Embryo Disposition Agreement / Frozen Embryos / Health Policy / Reproductive Laws / Rich Vaughn Article

Anti-ART Judges Threaten Reproductive Rights for Future Generations

For decades, assisted reproductive technology has been improving, advancing and expanding the potential for previously infertile people to become biological parents. But the recent influx of right-wing and anti-reproductive freedom…

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December 7, 2019

Abortion Law / Fertility Law / Health Policy / Reproductive Laws

Georgia Abortion Ban Is Latest to Face Federal Court Challenge

Earlier this month a federal judge temporarily blocked a Georgia law that would effectively ban abortion in the state, the latest volley in an onslaught of new state laws designed…

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November 1, 2019

Assisted Reproductive Technology / Cryopreservation / Embryo Distribution Agreement / Fertility Law / Frozen Embryos / Rich Vaughn Article

Missouri Rules Frozen Embryos Can’t Be Used Without Consent

One of the most provocative issues in reproductive law is the legal status of frozen embryos—how they are disposed of, who has the right to determine how they will used,…

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January 6, 2017

Anti-ART Judges Threaten Reproductive Rights for Future Generations

Georgia Abortion Ban Is Latest to Face Federal Court Challenge

Missouri Rules Frozen Embryos Can’t Be Used Without Consent

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