Medical and reproductive law
Legal analysis of consent, treatment documentation, professional duties, clinic records and medical-law disputes.
GBA member no. 4712 · Executive Board Member
Nino Lipartia
Doctor of Law, Professor · Medical-Law and Dispute-Resolution Counsel
Nino brings senior medical-law, family-law and dispute-resolution experience to sensitive surrogacy matters involving consent, professional responsibility, documentation and the interests of the child.
Professional profile
About Nino Lipartia
Nino Lipartia is a Doctor of Law, professor and practicing attorney. She has practiced law since 2010 and was elected to the Executive Board of the Georgian Bar Association in December 2025.
Her professional work spans medical law, family law, contract law, banking disputes, arbitration and mediation. She is also the founder and partner of the Medical Disputes Center and participates in Georgian and international professional legal organizations.
Within international surrogacy matters, Nino contributes senior analysis where informed consent, clinic records, contractual responsibility, professional standards, dispute prevention or formal proceedings require coordinated legal judgment.
How we can help
Legal experience connected to your surrogacy journey
The scope is shaped around your countries, documents, timing and next legal decision.
The first consultation can stay focused on one immediate question. If several providers, agreements or countries are involved, the review can expand into a documented plan showing who is responsible, which records matter and what should happen next.
Family and child-related matters
Family-law advice and careful consideration of parentage documentation and the legal interests of the child.
Contracts and dispute resolution
Contract interpretation, negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation strategy for complex or sensitive matters.
Working with international intended parents
How Nino Lipartia approaches a surrogacy matter
Nino Lipartia is involved when a surrogacy matter needs closer medical-law or dispute analysis—for example, where clinic consent, patient records, professional responsibility or conflicting provider accounts affect an important decision.
Her role is to make the legal issue understandable, identify the strongest source documents and help the wider team choose a proportionate response. The first objective is often to correct the record or resolve responsibility without making the family’s situation more difficult.
Questions you may bring to the first conversation
- Who is the patient and who may receive a particular medical record?
- Does the consent process match the proposed treatment and participants?
- How should a clinic or agency concern be documented and raised?
- When is negotiation sufficient, and when is a formal legal response needed?
International intended parents
Discuss your legal plan with Nino Lipartia
Tell us your current stage, the countries involved and the decision or deadline ahead. Our team will reply with a clear next-step proposal.