IVF helps families expand every year, but rare mishaps force people to make agonizing choices. IMPACT x Nightline: "Switched ...

The woman is being represented by Adam Wolf, a partner at Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway and Wise law firm. Wolf leads the firm's embryo-loss practice group. He has represented more than 1000 people ...

In the lawsuit, Krystena Murray alleges she “was turned into an unwitting surrogate, against her will” and had to surrender the baby five months after she delivered him.

Wolf said he has sued fertility clinics for a variety of alleged issues, including dropping embryos on the ground, mixing up the embryos, creating the embryos with the wrong sperm or eggs and ...

I saw him no different than if he were mine, my own genetic embryo,” she added. Murray’s attorney, Adam Wolf, a partner at the law firm Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise, said that Murray ...

The baby was not from her embryos and now she is suing her IVF clinic (Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise) “This has destroyed me. I’m heartsick; I’m emotionally broken. Nothing can ...

In a press conference, Wolf said he's represented clients of Coastal Fertility Specialists whose embryos were dropped on the ground or had embryos mixed with the wrong sperm or eggs. This is the ...

She’s seeking unspecified monetary damages. Her attorney, Adam Wolf, said Murray still doesn’t know what happened to her own embryos. It’s still unclear how the mix-up occurred, he said.

or mixing the wrong sperm with the egg or switching embryos from couple A to couple B," Wolf said. "Those are things that are life-altering." Mishaps may be rare, but families who experience them ...

Adam Wolf, one of Murray's attorneys ... and the clinic transferred an embryo to Murray in May 2023. On Dec. 29, 2023, according to her attorneys, "Murray delivered a beautiful, healthy baby ...