Special to The Virginian-Pilot and The Virginia Daily Press, by Kearsten and Zachary Walden, Guest Columnists In-vitro fertilization is a lifeline, a remarkable medical advancement that allows countless individuals and couples struggling with infertility a chance to experience the joy of parenthood. For so many of us, IVF isn’t just a medical procedure; it’s a
Speaking with Bloomberg, partner Sarah London discussed our clients’ lawsuits against CooperSurgical and the lack of regulation in the U.S. IVF industry. Sarah highlighted the delicate nature of eggs and embryos and advocated for new safety protocols, saying “What you need in this system are multiple safety layers. Bad things can be anticipated to happen,
Lieff Cabraser partner Tiseme Zegeye was highlighted in a Law.com article outlining the growing trend of lawsuits against CooperSurgical, a global leader in the infertility treatment market, for its defective IVF solution that damaged or destroyed plaintiffs’ embryos. Read more in the article here.
Sarah London was recently featured in a Connecticut Law Tribune article outlining the state of play in the litigation against CooperSurgical over its defective IVF solution and reinforcing our commitment to our clients’ interests in and out of the courtroom. To learn more, read the article here: https://www.law.com/ctlawtribune/2024/05/16/with-jurisdiction-at-issue-coopersurgical-litigants-to-try-mediation/
Lieff Cabraser and a few of our clients were recently highlighted in a Bloomberg Law article covering two new lawsuits against CooperSurgical, a prominent leader in the global infertility treatment market, for the company’s use of a defective solution that damaged or destroyed plaintiffs’ embryos. Read more in the article here.
On February 15th, Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein filed a lawsuit on behalf of clients Zachary and Kearsten Walden against CooperSurgical, a prominent leader in the global infertility treatment market. After a decade of struggling with infertility, the Waldens turned to IVF and were optimistic about growing their family. Unfortunately, a defective solution manufactured by CooperSurgical
Plaintiffs are the first to come forward publicly following CooperSurgical’s tragic failures that have devastated countless families nationwide SAN FRANCISCO – Kearsten and Zachary Walden today filed a lawsuit against CooperSurgical, Inc. and its parent company, The Cooper Companies, alleging its defective embryo culture media – the solution in which embryos are stored and developed