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The Supreme Court of the United States has issued its decision in Trump v. Barbara, and the result is what this firm anticipated from the very day Executive Order 14160 was signed. Birthright citizenship, guaranteed by the [...]
Three Decades After Davis v. Davis: Why the Hardest Questions in Embryo Law Remain Unsettled
The law of assisted reproduction must evolve alongside the families it serves and the science enabling them. At IFLG, we see daily how inconsistent legal approaches affect intended parents worldwide. Since the 1992 Davis v [...].
When Algorithms Choose Your Future Child: AI-Assisted Reproduction and What It Means for ART Law
Artificial intelligence is no longer on the sidelines of reproductive medicine. It’s in the room analyzing sperm, ranking embryos, and influencing decisions that once rested solely with doctors, patients, and their hopes [...]
A Quiet Fix for a Deep Injustice: California Moves to Protect Pregnancy in All Its Forms
California State Senate passed SB 257—the PARENT Act—with a unanimous vote. The bill aims to make pregnancy a qualifying event for special enrollment in health insurance plans, regardless of how the pregnancy was [...]
Happy Pride Month 2025
Pride is a celebration of love’s quiet defiance—and its enduring triumph. It’s a tribute to those who’ve made space for joy in a world that hasn’t always made space for them. At IFLG, we have the privilege of [...]