Must chiropractors maintain professional liability insurance by state law while in active practice?

In Nevada, there is no state law mandating that chiropractors maintain professional liability insurance while in active practice. This means that whether or not a chiropractor carries this type of insurance is ultimately left to the discretion of the individual practitioner, rather than being a legal requirement imposed by the state. Chiropractors may choose to have liability insurance to protect themselves against potential claims of malpractice or negligence, but it is not compulsory under Nevada law.

Options suggesting that it's mandatory or conditional (such as based on the number of patients seen or the types of procedures performed) indicate requirements that do not exist in the state legislation. Thus, a chiropractor's decision to carry liability insurance is a personal choice rather than a legal obligation.