Nevada Insurance Regulations
Consumer rights and insurance laws in Nevada
Overview
Nevada Division of Insurance oversees insurance regulation and consumer protection. Nevada uses modified comparative fault and has a 2-year statute of limitations, making timely claim filing essential.
Key Insurance Regulations in Nevada
- Modified comparative fault — barred at 51% or more fault
- 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury; 3 years for vehicle property damage (NRS 11.190(3)(c))
- Mandatory auto insurance: 25/50/20 minimum liability
Filing an Insurance Complaint in Nevada
If you believe your insurance company has acted unfairly or violated Nevada insurance laws, you can file a complaint with the Nevada Division of Insurance. The department investigates consumer complaints and can take enforcement action against insurers that violate state regulations.
Before filing a complaint, make sure you have documented all communication with your insurance company, including claim numbers, dates, and the names of representatives you've spoken with. The Nevada Division of Insurance typically responds to complaints within 30 days.
Nevada Division of Insurance
Insurance Commissioner: Scott J. Kipper
Phone: (775) 687-0700
Website: https://doi.nv.gov
File a Complaint: Consumer Complaint Portal
Diminished value claims in Nevada
Generally yes, as part of a property-damage claim against the at-fault driver's insurer, though no Nevada statute names diminished value. You have three years to sue for injuring personal property (NRS 11.190(3)(c)), and under Nevada's modified comparative negligence rule (NRS 41.141) you recover only if your negligence was not greater than the other side's, reduced by your share.
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