Implantable Port Catheter (IPC) Litigation Group
Bard and AngioDynamic injectable port catheters have a known, but undisclosed, erosion issue that is a result of design defects. The erosion leads to thrombosis, infection, catheter fractures, and catheter fragment migrations. The IPC Litigation Group shares information and material and ensures members stay informed of any developments in the litigation.
Group History
The IPC Litigation Group was formed at the 2023 AAJ Annual Convention. Members have access to a Document library and list server. The Group meets at AAJ Annual and Winter Conventions and plans to host programs and meetings throughout the year.
Dues:
The Litigation Group is complementary to members of the AAJ Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Section who can agree to the terms and conditions of membership in the Litigation Group's Affidavit. If you are not yet a member, you can join the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Section here.
Cochairs:
Adam M. Evans | Dickerson Oxton Law Firm, Kansas City, MO
Larry F. Taylor | The Cochran Firm–Texas, Dallas, TX
Anne Schiavonne | Holman Schiavone LLC, Kansas City, MO
Litigation Group members, visit AAJ's Community Center to connect with your colleagues on the list server, search discussion archives, download documents, update your list server settings, and more. Lit Group Member Login
