Clarkson files suit against University of Michigan for enabling pervasive image-based sexual violence against female athletes.
Clarkson files suit against University of Michigan for enabling pervasive image-based sexual violence against female athletes.
An alleged smoking gun could shift dozens of products liability suits against CooperSurgical Inc.—a medical device manufacturer specializing in fertility—for an allegedly defective culture media that caused mass embryo loss for hundreds of thousdands of families.
Lawyers representing more than a hundred families in a class action lawsuit against Cooper Surgical, a fertility-technology company based in Connecticut, allege in a new court filing that the company knowingly shipped a defective product that resulted in the loss of embryos.
Tracey Cowan, partner at Clarkson Law Firm and lead lawyer of the class action lawsuit in federal court, said internal documents show that a third-party vendor raised red flags to the company, saying Cooper Surgical’s culture media had “failed a pre-distribution quality-control test.”
Effective January 1, 2026, California requires large employer health insurance plans to cover infertility diagnosis and treatment, including IVF. This significantly expands access to such coverage for many individuals and families who were previously excluded under prior law, including single parents and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Every year, thousands of people struggling with infertility or facing health complications turn to fertility treatments and assisted reproductive technology in the fervent hope of becoming parents.
Four people have sued the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, alleging that four priests sexually abused them when they were children between the 1960s and 1980s.
A DNA test by one of the daughters in Janaury 2023 revealed that the doctor had used another man’s sperm during the IVF process without informing or obtaining consent from the couple. It also came to light that the girls had 16 half-siblings
Today, Clarkson Law Firm, a leading public interest law firm based in California, filed a lawsuit against Dr. Hal Danzer in California Superior Court for the County of Los Angeles.
A lawsuit filed on Dec. 19 in the Los Angeles Superior Court alleges that Beverly Hills fertility specialist, Hal Danzer, M.D., impregnated a woman with a stranger’s sperm rather than her husband’s sperm without the couple’s consent. The woman gave birth to twin girls but did not discover until this year that her husband had no biological relationship with them.
A Beverly Hills fertility doctor used a stranger’s sperm in a woman’s fertility procedure decades ago instead of her husband’s, according to an L.A. state court lawsuit, which says the clinic “habitually” used sperm from the stranger for decades.
A Los Angeles fertility doctor with decades of experience helping couples conceive was sued Thursday for allegedly inseminating a woman in 1986 with the sperm of a man who was not her husband, according to a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.