Nevada § 622.215 Contribution of regulatory body to Fund for Insurance Premiums; conditions and limitations regarding employment of attorney as legal counsel or contracting with attorney to provide services as independent contractor

Nevada Statutes

§ 622.215 — Contribution of regulatory body to Fund for Insurance Premiums; conditions and limitations regarding employment of attorney as legal counsel or contracting with attorney to provide services as independent contractor

Nevada § 622.215

Title 54PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 622General

ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 622.215 (2026).

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1. Each regulatory body shall contribute to the Fund for Insurance Premiums as required by NRS 331.187 . 2. If a regulatory body employs an attorney as legal counsel, the attorney may not be employed as legal counsel of another regulatory body. 3. If a regulatory body retains an attorney to act as legal counsel for the regulatory body as an independent contractor, the attorney:

(a)May contract with more than one regulatory body to act as legal counsel as an independent contractor.

(b)Shall obtain or otherwise carry, before acting as legal counsel for a regulatory body, a policy of professional liability insurance which insures the attorney against any liability arising from acting as legal counsel for the regulatory body.

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1. Each regulatory body shall contribute to the Fund for Insurance Premiums as required by NRS 331.187 .
2. If a regulatory body employs an attorney as legal counsel, the attorney may not be employed as legal counsel of another regulatory body.
3. If a regulatory body retains an attorney to act as legal counsel for the regulatory body as an independent contractor, the attorney:
(a) May contract with more than one regulatory body to act as legal counsel as an independent contractor.
(b) Shall obtain or otherwise carry, before acting as legal counsel for a regulatory body, a policy of professional liability insurance which insures the attorney against any liability arising from acting as legal counsel for the regulatory body.