Nevada Ski Laws
If you were injured in a skiing, snowboarding, or ski lift accident in Nevada, our team at Ski Law is here to help. With decades of experience handling ski accident claims nationwide, we understand Nevada’s unique ski laws and can fight for the compensation you deserve. Whether your injury occurred at Heavenly Mountain, Mt. Rose, or another Nevada ski resort, we are here to advocate for your rights.
Does Nevada have a ski law?
Yes, Nevada’s Skier and Snowboarder Safety Act incorporates all of the duties in the “Skier Code” established by the National Ski Areas Association.
Can I make a claim against another skier or snowboarder for a collision?
Yes, In Nevada, skiers and snowboarders must stay within their skill level, stay alert, control their speed and direction, and avoid actions that could cause injury. Nevada law includes the duties commonly understood between skiers.
Can I make a claim against the ski area operator?
In Nevada, ski area operators must hire and train employees properly and maintain their ski areas safely and efficiently. Their main legal duty is to provide clear and effective signage.
What is the statue of limitations for ski accidents in Nevada?
Two years from the date of the incident.
Contact Our Ski Accident Attorneys
If you’ve been injured in a ski accident in Nevada, don’t wait to get help. Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your case and learn about your legal options. Call us at 720-694-2243 or fill out our online form to get started.