Nevada SB169 prohibits third-party reservation service platforms from listing or selling reservations without written authorization from the food.
Nevada SB169 amends existing law to regulate third-party reservation service platforms, which are defined as websites, online services, or mobile applications that arrange reservations for food establishments. The bill prohibits these platforms from listing, advertising, promoting, or selling reservations unless they have a written agreement with the food establishment or an authorized representative. Violators face a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per day, recoverable by the Attorney General or district attorney in a civil action.
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