Dr. Williams is a new graduate from an overseas medical school. He has passed all applicable licensing exams and requirements allowing him to legally practice medicine. Because he graduated from a medical school outside of the U.S. he experienced a hard time finding a full-time permanent position. Dr. Williams knows that his classmate and friend, operates a medical clinic in another state. The clinic provides abortion services and is very profitable. Dr. Williams decides to open a similar clinic. One of Dr. Williams'' patients, Joan, suffers injuries as a result of an error by Dr. Williams. This was witnessed by an assistant (YOU) who no longer works with Dr. Williams. Anticipating a lawsuit, Dr. Williams shows Joan’s medical records to a friend for advice. His friend tells Dr. Williams to contact his medical malpractice insurance carrier. Joan decides to sue Dr. Williams. Joan''s attorney files a complaint with the superior court and a summons issues. A week later, Dr. Williams is served with papers by the Marshal''s office. Soon thereafter you receive a subpoena to appear and testify. Prepare and submit a paper responding to the following questions: 1. Assuming Dr. Williams is in California, and California statutes apply, & #183; How long does he have to respond (file an Answer) to the lawsuit? & #183; Did Joan''s attorney have to give advance notice of her lawsuit? If so, how many days? & #183; What is a subpoena and what are your obligations in responding to the subpoena? 2. When Dr. Williams showed Joan’s medical records to his friend for advice on the lawsuit did he violate the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)? Explain. Clue: California Code of Civil Procedure governs the procedure for lawsuits and time deadlines.