New York couple sues Connecticut doctor and fertility clinics over destroyed embryos
A couple from New York State is suing a string of Connecticut fertility clinics and a doctor over three embryos that were apparently accidentally destroyed.
A couple from New York State is suing a string of Connecticut fertility clinics and a doctor over three embryos that were apparently accidentally destroyed.

Clarkson Law Firm filed a lawsuit against Illume Fertility, which operates five fertility clinics in Connecticut and New York, and its founder and medical director, Dr. Mark Leondires.
The overall policy of protecting people from dangerous products like the culture media that CooperSurgical put on the market is very, very strong in Connecticut, Tracey Cowan of Clarkson Law Firm said. “We do think the law in general in Connecticut is very disposed to protecting people like our clients.”
The first ruling on the merits in the lawsuit against Connecticut company CooperSurgical Inc., which alleged the company’s defective culture media was the cause of mass embryo loss during the in vitro fertilization process for dozens of couples, went in favor of the plaintiffs.
A 16-year-old boy who was detained in a San Diego County juvenile hall more than a decade ago was sexually assaulted by two different probation officers on several occasions, a new lawsuit filed last week alleges.
South Carolina families say two daughters, from two seperate households and both under 14, were trafficked using Uber
The parents of two girls are suing Uber, saying the ride-share company allowed their 12- and 13-year-old daughters to be trafficked from South Carolina to a man’s North Carolina home, where one girl was raped.
A child rapist managed to transport a 12-year-old and 13-year-old girl to his home in November using Uber, according to a new lawsuit filed against the company in South Carolina.
According to an attorney, lax regulations and inadequate training of rideshare drivers could lead to a human trafficking horror story on the Grand Strand similar to the one that occurred on the state’s northern border.

Clarkson Law Firm filed a lawsuit against Uber on behalf of two sets of parents and their daughters who were transported by Uber drivers to and from a child rapist’s home an hour away and across state lines.