Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association v. Clark County — 9th Cir. (Sep 14, 2026)
Nevada required Clark County to allow short-term home rentals, and the county set up a license system. But the county closed its application window in 2023 while many applications were still pending, then began enforcing penalties against people renting without a license. A rental owners' association and Airbnb sued, and a federal judge temporarily barred the county from requiring those licenses and enforcing several related penalties. The county now asks the Ninth Circuit to reverse or narrow that order. The judges will consider whether owners have a protected property interest that requires a workable licensing process, and whether the temporary order reaches too far. Thomas Dillard of Olson Cannon and Gormley represents Clark County and will argue that the judge recognized a property right that does not exist and imposed an overly broad remedy.
Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association v. Clark County (No. 26-278) — U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, argued September 14, 2026.
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- 27:34Advocate — David Zionts