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lawsuit2 years ago

Lawsuit alleges Boston fertility doctor used own sperm in secret insemination

A woman has filed a lawsuit against a Boston fertility doctor, Dr. Merle Berger, alleging that he secretly used his own sperm to inseminate her in 1980. The woman discovered the truth after purchasing DNA kits and finding a biological connection to Dr. Berger. The lawsuit claims that Dr. Berger violated the woman's trust and consent, and her daughter expressed shock upon learning the truth. Dr. Berger's legal team denies the allegations, stating that they have no legal or factual merit. Boston IVF, the fertility clinic, stated that the incident occurred before their existence and emphasized the rigorous ethical and medical standards in the field today.

health2 years ago

Boston IVF Founder Accused of Secretly Using Own Sperm to Impregnate Patient

A mother and daughter have filed a lawsuit against Dr. Merle Berger, co-founder of Boston IVF, alleging that he used his own sperm for artificial insemination without their consent. The daughter discovered the truth after taking a home DNA test, which led her to suspect that Berger was her biological father. The case is one of many instances that have come to light in recent years as people research their ancestry through genetic testing. The lawsuit accuses Berger of fraudulent concealment, intentional misrepresentation, and violation of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Law. Advocacy groups are pushing for federal legislation to address issues surrounding fertility treatments and hold individuals accountable.

lawsuit2 years ago

Boston IVF Founder Accused of Secretly Impregnating Patient with His Own Sperm

Dr. Merle Berger, founder of Boston IVF and former Harvard Medical School professor, has been sued by a former patient who alleges that he secretly impregnated her with his own sperm over 40 years ago. The patient visited Berger for fertility services in 1980 and claims that he used his own sperm instead of the agreed-upon donor. The patient's daughter discovered the truth through DNA testing. Berger's lawyer denies the allegations, stating that they have no legal or factual merit and will be disproven in court.