It's part of the Medical Board of California webpage. More than the National database info. California leads the way in making records public. For example; If you are sued for malpractice, even if it's unfounded, your insurance carrier may choose to settle it as a nuisance claim. They can settle on your behalf without your consent! This "malpractice settlement" becomes part of the public record and is easily discovered with a "google" search. So, it's good to be invisible!

aaah. that really is screwy. I had a similar situation about 7 years ago where someone was suing me for an insignificant amount. (not in the medical field. it was a supplier) I was incensed, as the person had no basis for their suit. my attorney said just settle it as a nuisance suit, as it will cost much more to fight it! so I subsequently did. but not until I thoroughly discussed it with him that it will not reflect in any public records, as - just as you said - I didn't want to carry around the stigma of something that was totally without basis. in this case, you're right. it is good to be invisible.

Kewl...

I'm a realtor in New Jersey:
http://www.century21jrs.com/assets/images/bobcoats.jpg
http://www.century21jrs.com/html/robert_coats.htm

I'm a judge in Alaska:
http://www.ajc.state.ak.us/Judges/CoatsRobert.htm

I own and operate a funeral home in Michigan:
http://www.coatsfuneralhome.com/Images/staff.jpg
http://www.coatsfuneralhome.com/staff.htm

I am involved in some kind of legal document about screen savers:
http://www.screenshots.com/services/agreement.doc

I'm a quarterback at a junior college:
http://jcfootballnetwork.com/03_glendalevshutchinson.html

Finaly, I got my Electrical Engineering Degree @ Bradley U. in '62:
(back row, white hanky in jacket pocket)
http://cegt201.bradley.edu/classpix/EE1962.jpg
http://cegt201.bradley.edu/classpix/ee1962.html