Ellen Bowman (Of Counsel-Las Vegas, NV) and James Lovett (Associate-Las Vegas, NV) obtained a dismissal of all of claims against a dental practice and its parent holding company. The plaintiff alleged that he had entered into a contract with staff of the practice for a full replacement of his teeth, but the treatment stopped after his existing teeth were removed. The plaintiff brought multiple contract claims and claims for intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress against the practice, the holding company, and the dentist that performed the initial procedure. Ellen and James filed a motion to dismiss the plaintiff’s claims against the practice and the holding company, arguing that the claims were properly assessed under NRS 41A, Nevada’s professional negligence statutes, which would have imposed a one-year statute of limitation. After James argued the motion, the court granted the motion in its entirety, finding that the case did sound in professional negligence, and found that the plaintiff did not file the complaint within the statute of limitations, dismissing all claims against Wilson Elser’s clients.