
Field Fertility is the assisted-reproduction side of Field Law Group, PC, a for-profit law and consulting practice based in Los Angeles, California. It is not a full-service matching agency: it does not recruit or match surrogates with intended parents. Instead, it handles the legal and advisory parts of a third-party reproduction journey, working with intended parents, surrogates, egg donors, sperm donors and embryo donors.
Two principals lead the practice. Greggory M. Field is an attorney admitted to the State Bar of California in 2003, and Emily Dubin Field, who is not an attorney, works alongside him on the consulting side and has written a memoir about surrogacy. According to the firm, its fertility work began in 2016, following the principals' own experience with infertility, IVF and surrogacy; the practice also continues to handle workers' compensation matters, and Greggory Field has been recognized by Super Lawyers in workers' compensation from 2018 through 2026. It is a small operation, with roughly three people including support staff.
The firm's own site describes a team that combines legal and business experience with firsthand personal experience of building a family through assisted reproduction, and presents that combination as the basis for both its contract work and its broader consulting for people navigating the process.
Because the practice is legal and consultative rather than a matching program, intended parents and surrogates typically come to it alongside an agency, clinic or independent match, for contracts and guidance rather than case management, escrow or screening. In testimonials published by the firm, several intended parents describe being walked through the surrogacy and egg donation process in detail, and point to the principals' personal experience with surrogacy as part of what shaped those conversations.
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