Nevada

On July 9, 2026, the Nevada Division of Insurance (Division) issued Bulletin 26-002 regarding insurers cancelling new homeowner policies late in the 70-day underwriting period based on property inspection results. As the timing of such cancellations can create unnecessary financial and logistical hardship for policyholders, the Division provides guidance to insurers on handling homeowner property inspections. Among other provisions, insurers should conduct property inspections prior to or very shortly after binding coverage when possible. In addition, insurers should avoid relying on inspections conducted late in the underwriting period as a basis for cancellation except in certain cases. Furthermore, insurers should send written communications to applicants and policyholders clearly explaining any pending inspection requirements and potential implications of inspection results.

On November 14, 2025, the Nevada Division of Insurance (DOI) issued Bulletin 25-005 to provide information about the Program of Flex-Rated Filing (Program). Effective January 1, 2026, Assembly Bill 376 requires the Commissioner to establish a Program to allow an insurer that issues a line of property insurance covering real property to make a filing for a proposed rate increase under that Program, in lieu of making a filing pursuant to NRS 686B.070.

Nevada has enacted Assembly Bill 376, which, among other provisions, states the Commissioner will establish and administer the Regulatory Experimentation Program for Insurance Product Innovation. This program enables an authorized insurer, who offers at least one insurance product in the state that provides property insurance coverage for real or personal property, to test a qualified insurance product without complying with certain regulations. Insurers wanting to participate in the program must submit a written application for each product proposed for testing in the form prescribed by the Commissioner.

On August 27, 2024, the Nevada Division of Insurance (Division) issued Bulletin 24-002 to remind insurers of their requirement to file any mathematical model used in underwriting or rating for any property and casualty lines of insurance subject to the specified regulation of rates.