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Statute of limitations — Nevada
Nevada applies a 2-year statute of limitations for product liability claims under NRS § 11.190(4)(e). The discovery rule applies to latent disease claims, tolling the period until the plaintiff discovers the connection between Roundup exposure and their NHL diagnosis.
2 years from discovery
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Exposure in Nevada
The arid climate allows year-round herbicide application. The Las Vegas valley's rapid suburban growth has created thousands of jobs in commercial landscaping with chronic glyphosate exposure.
Las Vegas metropolitan area landscaping companies apply glyphosate year-round for weed control on commercial properties, HOA common areas, and roadside medians
Source: Nevada Department of Agriculture Pesticide Applicator Records; Southern Nevada Water Authority
Golf course maintenance workers apply Roundup to cart paths, roughs, and non-play areas throughout the year. The high number of courses in the Las Vegas and Reno markets creates significant occupational exposure.
Nevada's golf industry — over 50 courses in the Las Vegas area alone — uses glyphosate for course maintenance and non-turf weed control
Source: Nevada Golf Course Superintendents Association
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