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In the News

In the News & Events

Maya Shulman is regularly sought out by national and California media for perspective on surrogacy, assisted reproduction, and family formation law, and speaks regularly at conferences and continuing-education programs.

In the Press

LOS ANGELES TIMES · October 13, 2026

Red flags preceded Arcadia surrogacy case

Maya Shulman is quoted on the professional safeguards — background vetting and independent legal representation — that protect families in surrogacy, and how they function in practice.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS · August 16, 2026

A surrogacy dispute between a California couple, their surrogate, and Texas courts

Maya Shulman, cited as a California attorney and professor with over 15 years in surrogacy, explains how California courts treat surrogacy contracts and parentage.

Read on apnews.com →

DAILY JOURNAL · December 13, 2016

If Supreme Court shifts right, may push surrogacy overseas

An op-ed by Maya Shulman on how U.S. law on assisted reproduction risks falling out of step with the families it serves.

Read on dailyjournal.com →

Speaking & Events

UPCOMING

MEN HAVING BABIES · October 16–18, 2026

MHB 2026 Midwest Surrogacy Conference & Expo — Chicago

Maya Shulman speaks on “Considerations for Independent & Modular Journeys” (Saturday, Oct. 17) at MHB’s Midwest Surrogacy Conference, held at the Center on Halsted.

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MEN HAVING BABIES · March 27–29, 2026

MHB 2026 West Coast Surrogacy Conference & Expo — San Francisco

Maya Shulman joined the faculty of MHB’s West Coast Surrogacy Conference, presenting on surrogacy and family formation law.

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CALIFORNIA LAWYERS ASSOCIATION · 2026

Webinar: Primer on California Surrogacy

Maya Shulman presented a 1.5-credit MCLE webinar on California surrogacy law — legal frameworks, contracts, parental rights, and ethical issues.

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UNIVERSITY OF WEST LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW

Adjunct Professor — Surrogacy & Adoption

Maya Shulman teaches “Surrogacy and Adoption” at UWLA School of Law, believed to be the first course of its kind offered at a California law school.