Nevada pro bono law

Pro bono requirements in Nevada.

Pro bono rules, reporting obligations, and CLE credit eligibility for Nevada attorneys.

Overview

Nevada Pro Bono Rules

Recommended

20 hrs/yr

Service

Voluntary

Reporting

Mandatory

CLE Credit

Yes

Rule Citation

Rule 6.1

Recommended Hours

20 hours per year (voluntary)

Reporting

Mandatory — Annual membership fees statement (filed with State Bar of Nevada)

Alternative

60 hours at substantially reduced fee, or $500 annual contribution to legal aid

CLE Credit for Pro Bono

1 credit per 3 hours (max 4 credits per year)

CLE Notes

Must be through programs recognized by NV Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission. Effective since 2020 per Supreme Court Rule 210 amendment.

Eligible Case Types

Persons of limited means; civil rights, civil liberties, public rights; charitable, civic, community, governmental, educational organizations.

Nevada CLE Requirements

Total Credits

13 / 1-year cycle

Deadline

March 1

Carryover

Required Categories

Ethics (2h)Substance Abuse (1h)

Sources

Last verified 2026-03-01. Rules may change — verify with your state bar before relying on this information for compliance decisions.

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