Shantona Chaudhury and Brodie Noga agrued for the Appellant at the ONCA in the case of S.H. v D.H.

February 2019

The case concerned an ex-spouse’s right to withdraw consent to the use of an in vitro embryo that had been created during the marriage. Neither ex-spouse was genetically related to the embryo. S.H. v D.H. is the first appellate consideration of how the Assisted Human Reproduction Act and its regulations govern the use of embryos.

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