Our Lawsuit to Defend
Short-Term Rentals Owners and Travelers to Las Vegas
Thanks to the on-going donations from STR owners, we are able to fight against Clark County's abuse of power and unconstitutional actions.
On August 3, 2022, we were able to mount a legal attack on your behalf on two fronts:
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We petitioned the Court for a Preliminary Injunction to stop Clark County's enforcement of its new short-term rental regulations, and
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We filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of both the Clark County's STR Regulations and the State's STR Law.
On February 16, 2023, the District Court of Nevada approved our Petition for a Preliminary Injunction, declaring several aspects of the County's STR regulations unconstitutional. This included issuing fines and penalties on STRs and the prohibition of parties, gatherings, and events at short-term rentals, among other things.
On January 17, 2024, after several months of legal filings, all documentation was finally submitted for review to the Nevada Supreme Court.
On May 10, 2024, the Nevada Supreme Court decided to accept our case without holding oral arguments and issue a decision based on the filed Briefs. Read what our Brief and the County's Brief say by clicking the link below.
To understand the specific sections of the County and State regulations we are fighting, and for the latest updates on our lawsuit and appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court, including copies of the court filings and filed Briefs, click HERE.