Nevada Code § 649.368

Collection of medical debt: Prohibited practices
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A collection agency, or its compliance
manager, agents or employees, shall not, for any medical debt:
1. Take any confession of judgment or any
power of attorney running to the collection agency or to any third person to
confess judgment or to appear for the debtor in a judicial proceeding.
2. Commence a civil action to collect the medical
debt if the amount of the medical debt, excluding interest, late fees,
collection costs, attorneys fees and any other fees or costs, is less than the
maximum jurisdictional amount set forth in subsection 1 of NRS 73.010 . Nothing in this subsection
shall be construed to prohibit the commencement of a small claims action in
justice court to collect the medical debt.
3. Charge or collect a fee of more than 5
percent of the amount of the medical debt, excluding interest, late fees,
collection costs, attorneys fees and any other fees or costs, as a collection
fee or as an attorneys fee for the collection of the medical debt.

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