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Lawsuit dropped in alleged Idaho doctor-patient insemination

Lawsuit dropped in alleged Idaho doctor-patient insemination
May 13, 2021 GMT
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) — The lawsuit against a retired Idaho gynecologist accused of using his own sperm to inseminate a patient seeking fertility treatments has been dismissed.
Sally Ashby and Howard Fowler brought the lawsuit against Dr. Gerald Mortimer in 2018 after their daughter, Kelli Rowlette, learned through genetic testing that Mortimer was her biological father, not Fowler.
The case had been set to go to trial next Monday but court records said it was dismissed in April. No reason was listed in the records for why the lawsuit was dismissed.
Lawyers for the couple said they could not discuss the case, the Post Register reported. Mortimer’s lawyer did not respond to a request for comment, the newspaper said.

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Idaho doctor will trial after admitting he impregnated patients with his own sperm

Kelli Rowlette, 39, filed the lawsuit against Dr Gerald E Mortimer, 77, in 2018
An Ancestry.com DNA test identified Mortimer as Rowlette's biological father nearly four decades after he treated her mother Sally Ashby
The suit accuses Mortimer of medical negligence, failure to obtain informed consent, fraud, battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress
It is set to go to trial in May if both parties fail to come to a settlement agreement
Mortimer initially denied the allegations before confessing that he used his own sperm to artificially inseminate Rowlette and multiple other women
He couldn't recall a specific number but said it was at least three and less than 10

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Trial scheduled for Idaho Falls doctor who artificially impregnated patient with his own semen

Trial scheduled for Idaho Falls doctor who artificially impregnated patient with his own semen
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IDAHO FALLS — Last year, Dr. Gerald E. Mortimer admitted to using his own sperm to inseminate several of his patients. This year, one of the women he inseminated and a biological daughter born as a result of his actions are taking their case against him to trial, according to court documents.
Kelli Rowlette, Mortimer’s biological daughter, filed the initial case in 2018 alleging medical negligence, failure to obtain informed consent, fraud, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, as well as several other causes of action.

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