Colt Dodrill (Of Counsel-Phoenix, AZ) and Jon Carlston (Of Counsel-Las Vegas, NV) prevailed on summary judgment for a client car-sharing platform in Nevada’s Eighth Judicial District Court. Through our client, a non-party vehicle owner agreed to share his vehicle with a co-defendant who let the defendant driver operate the vehicle, which later stuck the plaintiff’s vehicle. Colt and Jon argued that our client could not entrust a vehicle it, as a car-sharing program, did not control. Colt and Jon also argued that the law of negligent entrustment was not strict liability and did not extend to successive entrustments to unauthorized drivers. When the plaintiff argued Nevada’s car rental statutes required our client to insure the vehicle as to all operators, Jon pointed the court to Nevada’s new car-sharing statutes that except car-sharing programs from that rule. The court agreed and entered summary judgment in favor of our client, sparing them from burdensome discovery and substantial exposure for the plaintiff’s personal injuries.