Media coverage

Some of the pieces we’ve been quoted in

Priti Patel authorises three year visas for Ukrainian surrogates

“The UK’s first fertility law firm, NGA Law, worked to campaign on the issue and the move gives Ukrainian surrogates the option to enter the UK if they wish”

The Big Issue, March 2022

The UK’s restrictive surrogacy laws are hurting couples and pushing people abroad

“Surrogacy is legal, but it’s restricted,” said Natalie Gamble, who co-authored the study. Gamble runs a family law firm, and…”

CNN, January 2019

“It’s time to be grown up about surrogacy”

Helen Prosser says that’s a gross misunderstanding. “This is no different from advances in medical treatment that give intended parents the opportunity to have IVF cycles…

GQ, October 2018

Gay couple wins High Court battle over baby girl

“Natalie Gamble, a solicitor specialising in surrogacy law who represented the fathers, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme the current system left all parties at risk…”

BBC News, May 2015

Gay parenting – it’s complicated

“English law applies its own rules as to who the parents are, irrespective of what happens abroad,” says Natalie Gamble, the country’s leading fertility lawyer. “

The Guardian, April 2012

Embryo storage u-turn gives couples the chance of parenthood

Natalie Gamble, a solicitor specialising in fertility issues and representing the Gladwins, said: “While the announcement gives much needed hope…

Daily Telegraph, September 2009

Written about us

“It’s all about changing lives – and the law”

 

The UK’s first fertility law firm is bringing ground-breaking cases and creating families.

Frances Gibb reports

May 2015

Some of our TV and radio interviews

Our comment in the national press

After the birth of Elton and David’s son, can the UK deliver surrogacy reform?

December 2010

Surrogacy isn’t about money. But the law must change to benefit women

December 2018

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