Nevada Automatic Arbitration Exemptions are exemptions to the state’s arbitration laws that allow certain parties to opt out of having their disputes settled through arbitration. These exemptions are designed to protect consumers and small businesses from unfair or one-sided arbitration agreements. There are three main types of Nevada Automatic Arbitration Exemptions: Consumer Exemptions, Small Business Exemptions, and Nevada Public Sector Exemptions. The Consumer Exemptions provide individuals the right to opt out of arbitration agreements that are included in consumer contracts. These contracts include those for services or products related to home services, insurance, financial services, health care, credit, and real estate. The Small Business Exemptions enable small businesses with fewer than 25 employees to opt out of arbitration agreements for any disputes arising out of a contract or agreement. The Nevada Public Sector Exemptions allow public entities, including state and local governments, to opt out of arbitration agreements for any disputes arising out of a contract or agreement. Overall, Nevada Automatic Arbitration Exemptions provide protections for consumers and small businesses by giving them the right to opt out of arbitration agreements and pursue other forms of dispute resolution.