The Department of Consumer Affairs, or DCA, is a California state government department that is the umbrella organization over almost all California state licensing agencies, from the Medical Board of California to the California Board of Accountancy. If a California licensing agency receives a complaint or notice of alleged unprofessional conduct alleged to
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Responding to an Investigative Subpoena or Request for a Release from a California Licensing Agency
By Fredrick Ray on
Posted in Professional License Law
The first contact that a California licensee may receive from a licensing board investigator is either a letter asking the licensee to sign a waiver form for the release of records, or receipt of a copy of an investigative subpoena to a third party seeking certain personal records. The request for a release or waiver…