A Connecticut Court Just Dismissed A Case Against A Doctor Who Secretly Inseminated His Patients With His Own Sperm

The plaintiffs brought claims of negligence, fraudulent concealment, lack of informed consent, and unfair trade practices. Yet the court sided with the defendant doctor’s defenses.

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