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ViewCourt Annexed Arbitration Program
Interested attorneys may apply to become an arbitrator through the Nevada Supreme Court Annexed Arbitration Program. To join the Arbitration Program:
- The applicant must meet the qualifications as defined in Nevada Arbitration Rule 7.
- The applicant must complete and submit an Arbitrator Application. Out-of-state attorneys or non-attorney applicants must complete a Non-Attorney Arbitration Application Request Form. Please submit to the State Bar of Nevada at P.O. Box 50, Las Vegas, NV 89125.
- An application fee of $150.00 payable to the State Bar of Nevada must be sent with the application.
- The applicant must complete the mandatory Arbitrator Training Course presented by the State Bar of Nevada.
Qualifications:
Attorney arbitrators must be licensed to practice law in Nevada and shall have practiced law a minimum of eight years in any jurisdiction. Non-attorney arbitrators must: (a) be listed on the roster of approved arbitrators of the American Arbitration Association or a similar, reputable arbitration service, or (b) have a juris doctor degree and eight years of work experience in their areas of expertise.
Application:
To apply to be an Arbitrator in Nevada, please download the Arbitrator Application. Out-of-state attorneys or non-attorney applicants must complete a Non-Attorney Arbitraton Application Request Form. For additional information, please read the complete set of Arbitration Rules.
Next class date:
Training classes are offered every other year. Applicants may be appointed to serve as Arbitrators, however they must complete the next available Arbitration Training Course presented by the State Bar of Nevada. The next training session date has not yet been determined. Please contact the CLE department at the State Bar of Nevada to register or inquire about the next available training session.
