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🚶 Uneven Pavement / Broken Stairs
🏨 Hotel & Casino Falls
🏪 Grocery Store Accidents
🏗️ Construction Zone Hazards
🧊 Ice & Snow Slip and Falls
🅿️ Parking Lot Injuries
🐕 Animal-Related Falls
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Who is liable for a slip and fall in Nevada?
The property owner or occupier is liable if they knew or should have known about the dangerous condition and failed to fix it or warn visitors. For casinos and hotels, their maintenance logs, incident reports, and surveillance footage are critical evidence.
What evidence do I need for a Nevada slip and fall case?
Document immediately: photographs of the hazard, your injuries, and the scene; names of witnesses; the incident report (if filed with the property); your shoes at the time; and medical records. Surveillance footage is often overwritten in 72 hours — your attorney must preserve it immediately.
Does comparative negligence apply to slip and fall in Nevada?
Yes. Under NRS 41.141, if you were partly at fault (e.g., distracted by your phone, wearing inappropriate footwear), your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. You cannot recover at all if more than 50% at fault.
What is Nevada's trespass rule for slip and fall?
Trespassers receive limited protection under Nevada law. Property owners must refrain from willful or wanton injury to trespassers. The attractive nuisance doctrine provides special protection for child trespassers injured by dangerous conditions like pools or construction equipment.