3. The amount in controversy in the action in the circuit
court does not exceed the amount specified in § 4-401 of this article for that type of
action.

(c) (1) A writing or record of a health care provider described in this section
is admissible under this section if;

(i) The writing or record is offered in the trial of a civil action in the
District Court or a circuit court;

(ii) At least 60 days, except as provided in paragraph (2) of this
subsection, before the beginning of the trial, the party who intends to introduce the
writing or record [files with the clerk of the court and serves]:

1. SERVES NOTICE OF THE PARTY'S INTENT TO INTRODUCE
THE WRITING OR RECORD WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER'S
TESTIMONY, A LIST THAT IDENTIFIES EACH WRITING OR RECORD, AND A COPY OF
THE WRITING OR RECORD on all other parties as provided under Maryland Rule
1-321[:]; AND

2. FILES NOTICE OF SERVICE AND THE LIST THAT
IDENTIFIES EACH WRITING OR RECORD WITH THE COURT;

[1. Notice of the party's intent to introduce the writing or
record without the support of a health care provider's testimony; and

2. A copy of the writing or record;] and

(iii) The writing or record is otherwise admissible.

(2) A party[,] who receives a notice, under paragraph (1) of this
subsection and intends to introduce another writing or record of a health care
provider without a health care provider's testimony[,] shall:

(I) [file and serve] SERVE a notice of intent, A LIST THAT
IDENTIFIES EACH WRITING OR RECORD, and A copy of the writing or record at least
30 days before the beginning of the trial; AND

(II) FILE NOTICE OF SERVICE AND THE LIST THAT IDENTIFIES
EACH WRITING OR RECORD WITH THE COURT.

(3) THE LIST REQUIRED UNDER PARAGRAPHS (1) AND (2) OF THIS
SUBSECTION SHALL INCLUDE:

(I) THE NAME OF THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER FOR EACH
WRITING OR RECORD; AND

(II) THE DATE OF EACH WRITING OR RECORD OF THE HEALTH
CARE PROVIDER OR EACH DATE OF TREATMENT BY THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER

(d) A writing or record of a health care provider made to document a medical,
dental, or other health condition, a health care provider's opinion, or the providing of
health care is admissible without the support of the testimony of a health care