Nevada Code § 711.850

Filing of complaint alleging violation of chapter; action for enforcement; remedies and penalties; award of attorneys fees and costs; applicability
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1. A video service provider or a local
government may file with the Bureau of Consumer Protection a written complaint
alleging a violation of the provisions of this chapter.
2. Upon a written complaint filed by a
video service provider or a local government pursuant to this section, the
Consumers Advocate may commence in a district court an action to enforce the
provisions of this chapter and to seek equitable or declaratory relief.
3. If such an action is commenced against
a video service provider and the district court determines that the provider
has violated any provision of this chapter, the court shall issue an order to
the provider directing the provider to take corrective action within a
specified reasonable period and providing for such other equitable or
declaratory relief as the court finds necessary, including, without limitation,
suspending the certificate of authority held by the video service provider.
4. If the district court orders equitable
or declaratory relief in an action brought by the Consumers Advocate pursuant
to this section, the court shall award the Consumers Advocate, in an amount
approved by the court, reasonable attorneys fees and costs incurred by the
Consumers Advocate in bringing the action.
5. The provisions of this section do not:
(a) Apply to any action authorized pursuant to NRS 711.265 to 711.290 , inclusive, or 711.680 .
(b) Prevent the Bureau of Consumer Protection
from enforcing any applicable provisions of chapter
598 of NRS against a video service provider.
6. As used in this section:
(a) Bureau of Consumer Protection means the
Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of the Attorney General.
(b) Consumers Advocate means the Consumers
Advocate of the Bureau of Consumer Protection.

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