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Happy Friday! A few updates on federal stem cell research courtesy of the ASRM and Australian surrogacy law. Enjoy!

Surrogacy bill gives parents more rights (Sydney, Australia) -

The Syndey Morning Herald
PARENTS of children born through surrogacy would be given full legal recognition for the first time, under a bill introduced in Parliament last night. Couples would also be able to enter into surrogacy arrangements abroad.

Couples would also be able to adopt a child born to a surrogate mother between 30 days and six months of birth.

Good Morning and TGIF to all! Hope you are well. Morning radio show starts in about an hour, so here are your Friday Legal Updates. They are mostly international stories with a federal law suit just filed also added. Enjoy!

The new Canadian film The Baby Formula involves two lesbians who become pregnant using sperm developed from each other's stem cells. The plot sounds like science fiction, but we are closer to realizing this type of family building than many of us can imagine.

Hello, and it is Friday again. TGIF! I have included a few interesting, yet informative stories that I think you will find to be thought provoking. I am also including another link to our upcoming European Conference on Third Party Reproduction in Switzerland. All are welcome!

Press Release Here - http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/06/prweb2511354.htm

and Link on Our Web Page -
http://www.ericksonlaw.net/geneve-conference.html