On July 8, 2025, the Nevada Supreme Court issued several key rulings that are set to significantly impact civil practice procedures in the state. These rulings will not only affect the way cases are handled in the court system, but also have broader implications for legal professionals and their clients.One of the most notable rulings by the Supreme Court involved the use of technology in court proceedings. The court ruled that virtual court appearances via video conferencing technology are now permissible in civil cases, citing the need for increased efficiency and accessibility in the justice system. This decision is expected to streamline court proceedings, reduce costs and increase convenience for all parties involved.Additionally, the Supreme Court clarified rules regarding the submission of electronic evidence in civil cases. The court stated that electronic evidence, such as emails, text messages, and social media posts, can now be admitted as evidence in civil proceedings, as long as certain authentication procedures are followed. This ruling is expected to expedite the discovery process and provide greater transparency in court proceedings.Another significant ruling by the Supreme Court pertained to the statute of limitations for civil cases. The court ruled that the statute of limitations for civil claims in Nevada will now be extended from four to six years, providing litigants with additional time to file claims in court. This decision is expected to provide greater access to justice for individuals with legitimate claims who may have previously been barred from seeking legal recourse due to timing constraints.Overall, these rulings by the Nevada Supreme Court are set to have a profound impact on civil practice procedures in the state. Legal professionals and their clients are urged to familiarize themselves with these changes to ensure compliance with the new regulations and to effectively navigate the evolving landscape of civil litigation in Nevada.