Practice of attorneys admitted in Nevada but not maintaining Nevada offices

Supreme Court Rules (Parts I - V)

Rule: 42.1

Jurisdiction: NV

Bluebook Citation: SCR 42.1

1. Application of rule. This rule applies to an attorney who is admitted to practice in Nevada but who does not maintain an office in Nevada. A post office box or mail drop location shall not constitute an office under this rule. 2. Association or designation for service. Upon filing any pleadings or other papers in the courts of this state, an attorney who is subject to this rule shall either associate a licensed Nevada attorney maintaining an office in Nevada or designate a licensed Nevada attorney maintaining an office in the county wherein the pleading or paper is filed, upon whom all papers, process, or pleadings required to be served upon the attorney may be so served, including service by hand-delivery or facsimile transmission. The name and office address of the associated or designated attorney shall be endorsed upon the pleadings or papers filed in the courts of this state, and service upon the associated or designated attorney shall be deemed to be service upon the attorney filing the pleading or other paper. 3. The requirements of this rule are in addition to any rules of practice of the courts of this state. [Added; effective September 24, 2002.]

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