Premises Liability Laws in Nevada.

Landowners owe invitees (business visitors) a duty of reasonable care, including inspection, warning, and making the premises reasonably safe.

Landowners who permit free recreational use of their land owe no duty to keep the premises safe and are not liable absent willful or malicious failure to warn.

Nevada follows the common-law "one-bite" rule, requiring proof of the owner's knowledge of the dog's dangerous propensities. Clark County and other jurisdictions have local strict-liability ordinances for dogs designated dangerous or vicious.

Nevada applies a totality-of-the-circumstances test for foreseeability of third-party criminal conduct. Gaming/hospitality venues face heightened security duty given industry risk profile.