Natalie Gamble has co-authored an article on surrogacy which, after an extensive editorial and peer-review process, has been accepted for publication in the prestigious British Medical Journal. The piece was written on invitation from the BMJ and co-authored by...
NGA has supported the iPaper with a long-read article shining a spotlight on the real-life stories of single men building families through surrogacy in the UK and the USA. Hoping to tell the human side of why men might choose to start a family on their own, the piece...
Natalie Gamble was delighted to speak as part of an educational course for prospective LGBTQ+ parents put together by national fertility charity Fertility Network UK. Running online on Wednesday evenings in July and August 2024, this year’s six week course followed last summer’s similar and hugely popular programme.
NGA has been quoted in a piece in The Times newspaper about a British couple’s surrogacy journey in Ukraine.
We keep marking milestones, with NGA Law’s 15th birth and the arrival of Brilliant Beginnings Baby 100, and wanted to share our celebration
CAFCASS data reveals the evolving landscape of surrogacy for UK parents, highlighting the popularity of the US as a destination and the ethical considerations involved. With over a decade of insights, NGA Law provides expert guidance on navigating surrogacy both domestically and internationally.
Natalie was delighted to speak at the Fertility Show at Olympia in London on Saturday 18 May as part of a Q&A panel on surrogacy.
Natalie was delighted to speak at the American Bar Association’s conference in Boston, USA on 1-4 May 2024, joining an expert panel of surrogacy law experts from the UK, New Zealand and South Africa.
Kelly was delighted to speak at the Growing Families UK Europe event in London on 21 April 2024 about domicile (as one at the criteria which at least one of the parents must satisfy to be able to apply for a UK parental order after the birth of their child through surrogacy).
We explain the value of a surrogacy agreement, why solicitors cannot draft it and the importance for surrogacy teams to create one.