At least three providers in Alabama, including the state’s largest health system, have halted some in vitro fertilization services since the court’s ruling.
Republicans hold a majority in both the Alabama House and Senate.
“Any legislation that gets passed is ultimately up to interpretation by the Alabama Supreme Court,” O’Conner said.
A trial court initially dismissed the claims, but the state Supreme Court ruling reversed that decision.
The clinic involved in the lawsuit, The Center for Reproductive Medicine in Mobile, is among those that have halted some IVF services.
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