Board approves three tort claim settlements totaling $997,500
January 14, 2026 | BOE State of Nevada, Constitutional Entities/Officers, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
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The State of Nevada Board of Examiners on Jan. 13 approved three tort claim settlements presented by the Attorney General’s office under NRS 41.036.
The Board approved: a $200,000 settlement for claimant Delbert Green; a $597,500 settlement for claimant Steven Scott; and a $200,000 settlement for claimant Gregory Wolf. The Attorney General’s presenter outlined the amounts; no substantive questions were raised during the meeting and the Board approved all three items on motion.
The settlements were presented as discrete items under the tort-claims agenda and were approved by voice vote. The Attorney General’s office did not provide additional case details during the public meeting. The Board did not specify payment timing or further settlement conditions on the record.
Next steps: Classification and processing of approved settlements are handled through the Attorney General’s office and the Board’s administrative processes; the Board did not direct additional follow-up at this meeting.
The Board approved: a $200,000 settlement for claimant Delbert Green; a $597,500 settlement for claimant Steven Scott; and a $200,000 settlement for claimant Gregory Wolf. The Attorney General’s presenter outlined the amounts; no substantive questions were raised during the meeting and the Board approved all three items on motion.
The settlements were presented as discrete items under the tort-claims agenda and were approved by voice vote. The Attorney General’s office did not provide additional case details during the public meeting. The Board did not specify payment timing or further settlement conditions on the record.
Next steps: Classification and processing of approved settlements are handled through the Attorney General’s office and the Board’s administrative processes; the Board did not direct additional follow-up at this meeting.
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