Category: Appellate Practice

Nevada’s Supreme Court Holds a Party may Waive its Statutory ADR Rights

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Nevada’s Supreme Court Holds a Party may Waive its Statutory ADR Rights

Michael Kosor, Jr. purchased a home within an HOA that delayed board member elections until 75% of units were sold. He claimed voting rights violations after the threshold was met but did not pursue pre-suit mediation required by NRS 38.310. The court affirmed that the mediation requirement was procedural, not jurisdictional.

Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate Practice

Rule 54(b) – A Primer

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Many civil cases involve multiple parties and multiple causes of action.  Frequently, however, just one or few causes of action are central to the dispute.  Others are either plead in the alternative or out of an abundance of caution.  How can a party appeal a decision as to just one cause of action, when others…

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Appellate Practice, Litigation