According to Wikipedia, Charles P. Kindregan Jr. was a professor of law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, with a speciality in assisted reproduction law. Kindregan received a BA and MA from La Salle University, a Juris Doctor from Chicago–Kent College of Law of the Illinois Institute of Technology and an LL.M from Northwestern University Law School. Kindregan taught at Virginia Military Institute from 1961 to 1962 and then became an assistant professor at Loyola Law School from 1963 to 1967. In 1967 he was appointed an assistant professor at Suffolk University Law School, serving in this position from 1967 to 1969. He became an associate professor in 1968 and a full professor in 1972. Kindregan continued to teach at Suffolk and served as director of advanced legal studies from 1980 to 1988 and associate dean from 1990 to 1994. He was appointed distinguished professor for research and scholarship in 2005.
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Published Works
Clarifying the Law of ART: The New American Bar Association Model Act Governing Assisted Reproductive Technology (2008) (33)
International Fertility Tourism: The Potential for Stateless Children in Cross-Border Commercial Surrogacy Arrangements (2013) (24)
Embryo donation: unresolved legal issues in the transfer of surplus cryopreserved embryos. (2006) (24)
Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Lawyer's Guide to Emerging Law and Science (2006) (22)
Collaborative Reproduction and Rethinking Parentage (2007) (17)
Sixty Years of Compulsory Eugenic Sterilization: ‘Three Generations of Imbeciles’ and the Constitution of the United States (1966) (12)
Same-Sex Marriage: The Cultural Wars and the Lessons of Legal History (2006) (5)
Considering Mom: Maternity and the Model Act Governing Assisted Reproductive Technology (2009) (4)
Family Interests in Competition: Relocation and Visitation (2007) (4)
State Power over Human Fertility and Individual Liberty (1972) (3)
The Evolution of Same-Sex Marriage (2010) (3)
Religion, Polygamy, and Non-Traditional Families: Disparate Views on the Evolution of Marriage in History and in the Debate Over Same-Sex Unions (2007) (2)
The Current State of Assisted Reproduction Law (2011) (2)
Dead Soldiers and Their Posthumously Conceived Children (2015) (2)
The court as forum for life and death decisions: reflections on procedures for substituted consent. (1977) (2)
Pets in Divorce: Family Conflict over Animal Custody (2012) (2)
The quality of life : reflections on the moral values of American law (1969) (2)
Genetically Related Children: Harvesting of Gametes from Deceased or Incompetent Persons (2011) (2)
Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Look at the Disposition of Embryos in Divorce (2013) (1)
Compulsory fetal surgery: an issue for the future. (1984) (1)
Unexercised Stock Options and Marital Dissolution (2007) (1)
Reforming Alimony: Massachusetts Reconsiders Postdivorce Spousal Support (2013) (1)
Natural Law Theory and the Declaration on Religious Freedom of the Second Vatican Council (2017) (1)
Malpractice and the lawyer (1978) (0)
A Family Law Revolution: Changing Attitudes About Parentage in Nontraditional Families' Use of Collaborative Reproduction (2008) (0)
Premarital Agreement Law in Massachusetts (2012) (0)
Taxing Parenthood: Federal Tax Law and Collaborative Reproduction (2010) (0)
Conflict of Interest and the Lawyer in Civil Practice (2011) (0)
Thinking About the Law of Assisted Reproductive Technology (2007) (0)
Attributing Income in Massachusetts Domestic Relations Cases (2012) (0)
The California Crawl: Reforming Probate Administration in California (1979) (0)
Fetal research IV: the living fetus and the law--the state's role. (1975) (0)
Embryos in Divorce (2012) (0)
The dilemma of the Webster decision: deconstitutionalizing the trimester system. (1990) (0)
Current Status of Assisted Reproduction Technology 2005: An Overview and Glance at the Future (2016) (0)
Learning from History: The Federal Union and Marriage (2011) (0)
Malpractice and the lawyer : a commentary based on and illustrated by reported case law (1981) (0)
The law and surrogate parenting: is an agreement to bear a child for another enforceable?--With illustrative documents used to create the surrogacy arrangement which led to the "Baby M" case. (1987) (0)
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