(6) the applicant certifies in writing that the applicant has read,
understands, and will comply with the provisions of this title and the regulations of
the Board.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted conjunction in § 4-306(b){5) of the Business Occupations
and Professions Article.

Occurred: Ch. 479, Acts of 1991.

5-314.

(e) (1) The Board shall commence proceedings under this section on a
complaint to the Board by a member of the Board or any person.

[(1)](2) A complaint shall:

(i) be in writing;

(ii) be signed by the complainant;

(iii) state specifically the facts on which the complaint is based;

(iv) be submitted to the Executive Director of the Board; and

(v) be served on the person to whom it is directed:

1. personally; or

2. by certified mail, return receipt requested, bearing a
postmark from the United States Postal Service, to the person's last known address
as shown on the Board's records.

[(2)] (3) If service is made by certified mail, the person who mails the
document shall file with the Board verified proof of mailing.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic error in § 5-314(e) of the, Business Occupations and
Professions Article.

Occurred: Ch. 481, Acts of 1991.

10-605.1.

(b) A lawyer may not send a communication, directly or through an agent, to a
prospective client for the purpose of obtaining professional employment if the
communication concerns an action for personal injury or wrongful death, or otherwise
relates to an accident or disaster involving the person to whom the communication is
sent or the person's relative, unless the, accident or disaster occurred more than 30
days before the date the communication is sent.

(c) This section does not apply to a communication sent by a lawyer to a
prospective client at the request of the prospective client.