California · Business and Professions Code - BPC

BPC §5668: The fact that the holder of a license is impersonating a landscape architect or former landscape architect of the same or similar name, or is practicing under an assumed, fictitious or corporate name,

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A licensed landscape architect cannot impersonate another landscape architect with the same or similar name, or practice under an assumed, fictitious, or corporate name.

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The fact that the holder of a license is impersonating a landscape architect or former landscape architect of the same or similar name, or is practicing under an assumed, fictitious or corporate name, constitutes a ground for disciplinary action.

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