NGA in the Telegraph – British baby passport row

by Natalie | Jul 15, 2014 | International Surrogacy, Surrogacy

The Telegraph has today reported the case of NGA clients Viral and Tulsi Patel, whose son was born through surrogacy in India but who has still – months after his birth – not been issued with a British passport to be able to come home.   Natalie...

Maternity leave for surrogacy will fail international surrogacy parents unless we act now – Article published in Bionews

by Natalie | Jun 6, 2014 | Surrogacy

Natalie has written a comment piece in this week’s Bionews appealing to the government to make sure that the proposed new regulations introducing a form of maternity leave for parents through surrogacy effectively include parents who have children born through...

NGA quoted in the BBC – the childless UK couples considering Indian surrogates

by Natalie | Oct 3, 2011 | International Surrogacy, Surrogacy, Surrogacy in India

NGA has been quoted by the BBC today, reporting on Indian surrogacy: “There are not only medical warnings but according to leading surrogacy lawyer Natalie Gamble, legal issues too. “The first hurdle is immigration, and in many cases the conflicting laws...

Crossing the line: the legal and ethical problems of foreign surrogacy – Article published in Reproductive Biomedicine

by Natalie | Jun 24, 2009 | Surrogacy

Natalie has written article for the journal Reproductive Biomedicine Online about international surrogacy.  Following the leading case of Re X and Y (2008) – the first in which a UK court has granted legal parenthood to parents who entered into a commercial...

Re X and Y: a trek through a thorn forest – Article published in Family Law

by Natalie | Mar 22, 2009 | Surrogacy

Natalie has co-written an article with Lucy Theis QC for Family Law about the leading surrogacy case of Re X and Y (2008), the UK’s first parental order to be granted following an international commercial surrogacy arrangement, and in which NGA represented the...