This study focuses on the potential for impact highlighted by the biotechnology revolution, its impact on the individual, society and the environment and the resulting challenges to ethics, bioethics and biolaw. Technological and scientific developments have seen marked progress with the introduction, development and application of manipulation sciences to all living beings. These positive developments have had practical consequences for the exercise of medicine and the development of the farming industry. Advances in biotechnology raise serious issues in the field of ethics, bioethics and bio-law that deserve genuine analysis, reflection and cross-cutting discussion. The plural debate alongside a projected view – in time and in space – of the dignity of the human person on emerging realities will enable us to guarantee the protection of fundamental legal assets, real or hypothetically exposed. Following a phenomenological view of the law, we build on the evidence that has been sufficiently established for the legal projections which are intended to be valid solutions to the issues arising from the issues under discussion.