Nevada AB158 revises jurisdiction rules for state courts over certain business entities.
Nevada AB158 amends the Nevada Revised Statutes to allow state courts to exercise general personal jurisdiction over specific business entities under certain conditions. These entities include corporations, organizations, companies, partnerships, and trusts. The bill specifies that jurisdiction can be exercised if the entity is organized, registered, or qualified to do business in Nevada, if it expressly consents to the jurisdiction, or if it has sufficient contact with the state. The changes apply to actions commenced on or after October 1, 2025.
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