I was involved in a case that is being sued for medical malpractice.

Dear sir - if a suit has been filed, and your name is on records - then they will know about you.

If you have not been personally sued however (and you can call the court and find out if you are a named defendant) then a jury cannot be asked to hold you liable.

You have no rights of privacy. If you were involved, they can compel you to be involved and give testimony through subpoenas.

Get a copy of the lawsuit - if not personally named, then call the old practice group and ask to speak to their attorneys. They will essentially be your attorneys too.

Good luck,

You should get a copy of the complaint to make certain that you have not been named as a defendant. If you were involved in the incident, they can amend the complaint later to name you individually. Assuming that the medical group had malpractice insurance at the time of the incident, you should be covered by that insurance. If you get sued personally, you will want to have separate counsel for yourself to protect your interest.