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Injured by a Bard PowerPort catheter?

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Were you implanted with a Bard PowerPort or similar port catheter?
Did you suffer a fracture, migration, infection, or blood clot?
Was your injury caused directly by the port catheter, and did it happen while the device was implanted?
Are you currently represented by another attorney for this claim?

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Patients who received a Bard PowerPort implanted catheter and suffered a fracture, migration, infection, or blood clot are pursuing claims against the manufacturer in consolidated federal litigation.

  • Free & confidential
  • No fee unless you win
  • Takes about 2 minutes

Why waiting costs you this claim

Device claims depend on records that hospitals do not keep forever. The sooner counsel requests your implant and explant records, the stronger the claim.

Eligibility

You may qualify if…

  • You were implanted with a Bard PowerPort or similar port catheter
  • You suffered a fracture, migration, infection, blood clot, or serious complication
  • The complication required treatment, removal, or revision
  • You have not already signed a fee agreement with another attorney

Not sure whether your situation fits? That is exactly what the free review is for. There is no wrong answer and no obligation.

The litigation

What the PowerPort litigation is about

Placement diagram of an implanted port catheter in a simplified torso outline, with a break marked in the catheter line

A port catheter is implanted under the skin to deliver chemotherapy, antibiotics, or other long-term treatment without repeated needle sticks. It is meant to stay in place safely for months or years.

Plaintiffs allege that a specific polyurethane material used in Bard PowerPort devices was prone to degrade, crack, and fracture inside the body — releasing fragments that can migrate to the heart or lungs — and that the design also elevated infection and clotting risk.

Federal cases have been consolidated for coordinated pretrial proceedings. Patients who required emergency retrieval of a fractured fragment, treatment for sepsis, or surgical revision are among those filing.

What happens next

Three steps, no upfront cost

  1. Answer four questions

    Two minutes online, or one phone call. Fully confidential.

  2. We match you to counsel

    A device-litigation attorney reviews your implant history.

  3. You pay nothing unless you win

    Contingency representation. No recovery, no attorney fee.

Today’s free review capacity 14 Case specialists work reviews in the order received. Requests submitted after today’s capacity is reached are picked up the next business day.

Client outcomes

People who almost didn’t call

4.9/5 from 2,180 reviews

“I had put it off for two years because I assumed a lawyer would cost money I did not have. The review took four minutes and I was on the phone with a firm that had handled my exact device the same afternoon.”
LM L. Marsh Device injury claimant · Ohio Verified
“What I needed was somebody to tell me plainly whether I had a case. They did that, in writing, without pressure, and without asking me for a card number at any point.”
DW D. Whitfield Talc claimant · North Carolina Verified
“My daughter's situation was hard to talk about. The intake specialist was careful with her and the attorney they matched us with had already handled dozens of these claims.”
AP A. Peralta Parent of a minor claimant · New Jersey Verified

Clients are identified by initial and state to protect privacy. Testimonials describe individual experiences and are not a guarantee of any result.

FAQ

Bard PowerPort claim FAQ

What counts as a PowerPort injury?
Catheter fracture, migration of a fragment, bloodstream infection or sepsis, deep vein thrombosis or other clotting, and any complication that required the device to be removed or surgically revised.
I do not know which brand of port I had. Can I still be reviewed?
Yes. Most patients do not. Attorneys obtain the implant records and device identifiers directly from the hospital as a routine first step.
My port was removed years ago. Is it too late?
Not necessarily. Statutes of limitation vary by state and in some states begin running when you discovered the injury rather than when the device was implanted. A review is the only way to know.
Does a review cost anything?
No. The review is free and confidential, and network attorneys are paid only out of a recovery.
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