NV · rules
JCRNLV 55
Special masters
(a) A judge may order the appointment of a special master for the purpose of settlement of cases of for any other proper purpose determined by the judge to whom a particular case has been assigned.
(b) The parties to a civil action may stipulate in writing to, or the judge to whom the case has been assigned may order, the appointment of a special master to report upon particular issues in the case, including the holding of settlement conferences pursuant to Rule 24 of these rules. The stipulation may suggest the special master, in which case the judge may appoint the person named. A special master shall not be appointed to any particular case unless the special master consents to such appointment.
(c) The compensation of members of the panel of special masters may be fixed by the court in its discretion, including any necessary disbursements, unless all interested parties consent to a rate of compensation or the special master consents to serve without compensation. Such compensation and disbursement shall be shared equally by the parties and taxed as costs, unless the court directs otherwise.
History
[Added; effective April 21, 2014.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
7b894e59d67405a8b687eb7b5146b55642af6852c480ae7c5cb6e6d68c80c4a0
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