Fertility Lawyer
Natalie Gamble is a passionate advocate for LGBT+ parents and families conceived through assisted reproduction. She is the solicitor who, together with the team at NGA Law, has been responsible for most of the cases which have shaped UK surrogacy law over the past 15 years. Natalie, alongside Helen Prosser, founded Brilliant Beginnings, a non-profit professional surrogacy agency based in the UK that supports safe ethical surrogacy in the UK and overseas.
The High Court has ruled that because a man has a gender recognition certificate, he cannot be recognised as legal parent. Natalie Gamble explains why this judgment has profound implications for transgender parents, fertility clinics and the law more broadly...
President Trump has signed an Executive Order to end birthright citizenship for babies born in the USA to foreign-citizen parents. While it has not come into force yet, lawyer Natalie Gamble looks at the uncertainty it is causing for parents who are expecting babies through surrogacy in the US...
This judgment does not remove or diminish the important protections available under the EA 2010 for trans people, argue lawyers Natalie Gamble and Lui Asquith...
Recently the Pope called for a global ban on surrogacy, using a rhetoric that echoed the claims made by some radical feminists that all surrogacy is exploitative, say Natalie Gamble, Professor Kirsty Horsey and Professor Emily Jackson...
The Government's decision to 'follow the science' and allow HIV positive LGBT+ couples to share gametes with their partner is a welcome step, but highlights inequality in other areas, argues Natalie Gamble...
The reforms proposed for surrogacy law in England, Wales and Scotland by the Law Commissions last month, are not as progressive as being claimed, argue Natalie Gamble and Helen Prosser...
The pandemic has thrown a spotlight on international surrogacy...
The Government has launched a public consultation (open until 5 May 2020) on whether the UK's maximum storage periods for eggs, sperm and embryos should be reviewed...
The Law Commission's provisional proposals for surrogacy law reform seek a delicate balance, but do they go far enough? ...
The Government is in the process of changing the law to allow single parents with a child through surrogacy to apply for a parental order...
Subscribe for free to what PET does best – informing you of the latest in fertility, genomics and embryo research.
