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NEVADA · VERBATIM-OR-ABSENT · FAIL-CLOSED

Nevada civil procedure is unforgiving. Your next move doesn't have to be a guess.

The complete litigation platform: guided case paths, the Discovery War Room, the 21-day answer clock and the 120-day must-dismiss trap computed with citations attached, a verbatim rule corpus loaded from the Legislative Counsel Bureau's own pages that attacks its own drafts like opposing counsel, district-by-district court intelligence with the local book that actually controls, and attorney routing when your facts get risky.

Legal information, not legal advice. No attorney–client relationship unless separately engaged. Urgent deadline? The Deadline Engine computes it with the citation attached.

100%

of drafts face the Self-Audit Mirror — no exceptions, no opt-out

8,578

Nevada authorities — verbatim or absent, hash-pinned

2,765

public bench checks on every release — a failing suite is a failing release

0

deadlines computed by a language model — ever. Pure functions, full citation trace

NO OTHER LITIGATION PLATFORM DARES DO THIS

The Discovery War Room

Every other tool tells you your request is fine. Ours is under standing orders to read it like the other side's senior partner on a bad day — hunting the dragnet phrasing, the missing date bound, the cap you just spent on nothing. On every draft, every time. The first opposing counsel your discovery ever meets works for you.

100%

of drafts cross-examined

37(a)(1)

the conferral certification on every compel

1

person in charge of the final word: you

THE MIRROR — LIVE EXAMPLE

Produce any and all documents relating to the project.

⚔ SELF-AUDIT MIRROR — FINDING · HIGH

Overbreadth — “any and all” hands them the objection

“This is the phrase the other side's lawyer reads twice — and in Nevada it spends your caps on a dragnet. Name the categories: which transactions, which accounts, which communications.”

KEYED AUTHORITY · NRCP 26(b)(1) · NRCP 34 · the 37(a)(1) conferral record

Put a draft through the Mirror →

Deterministic checks — reproducible, never simulated. Legal information, not legal advice.

WATCH THE WAR ROOM WORK

1 · A SUMMONS LANDS

Construction-contract dispute · Clark County

Served August 5 through the court's electronic filing system. $412,000 in dispute — the Eighth Judicial District, above the arbitration line. Two entities, one former employee, a vendor with the records that decide it.

TrialVector opens the matter. The 21-day clock is already running — and e-service adds ZERO days: time runs from the proof of service (NRCP 12(a)(1); NEFCR 10).

WHILE OTHER AI DESCRIBES THE LAW, THIS ONE RUNS THE PROCEDURE

The Nevada arsenal, verbatim

Operative legal text enters the corpus byte-for-byte from official sources and is hash-pinned. A section not loaded does not exist to the engine — and the engine says so instead of guessing. Watch it live-counted on the corpus board.

6,722

NRS sections — FIVE WHOLE TITLES plus the substrate (the UCC core, the CIC/HOA machine, landlord-tenant, insurance, family incl. community property, and chapter 240A itself), the compilation's own [Rev. 4/15/2026] stamps as currency proof

671

rules across FIFTEEN statewide collections — the NRCP, the mirrored justice-court rules, appellate, the arbitration rules, e-filing, civil-traffic, and more, each from the LCB's one consolidated page

220

Constitution sections, verbatim — art. 1, § 3: the jury right, inviolate forever

964

local units across sixteen books + the D. Nev. federal rim — and DCR 5 makes the LOCAL book WIN, even where it conflicts with the statewide rules

21 (+3 / +0)

the answer clock — 21 days, three more by mail, and ZERO through the EFS: e-service time runs from the proof of service

120 days

THE MUST-DISMISS TRAP — serve within NRCP 4(e)'s window or the court MUST dismiss without prejudice; mandatory, not tentative

$100,000

THE ARBITRATION LADDER's line — mandatory nonbinding arbitration below it, the 30-day JURISDICTIONAL de novo exit, bad faith forfeits the jury

40 / 10

the statewide discovery caps — interrogatories including all discrete subparts, depositions per side — and discovery STARTS ITSELF under 16.1

2

day-types in one engine — calendar days (NRCP 6) and JUDICIAL days, because the eviction statute counts courthouse days only

$590,000

the med-mal noneconomic cap THIS YEAR — a function of the year by the statute's own schedule, computed and never hardcoded; $750,000 arrives January 1, 2028

33

deadline formulas, every parameter pinned to verbatim text — the applicability caveat on every trace

96

corroboration pins across the engines — the law and the parameters are never allowed to drift apart silently

A Nevada signature carries the representations — NRCP 11 requires one on every pleading, motion, and paper, and the sanctions machinery rides every violation. TrialVector was built for that world: every export runs the citation gate; the AI-hallucinated authority that ends careers gets flagged before you sign.

Six nuclear engines. One operating system.

Battle-tested across Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and Arizona — re-keyed to Nevada civil procedure and armed for the self-starting discovery era.

The Discovery War Room

no other litigation platform dares do this

The proof graph finds the holes an opponent will find. The Self-Audit Mirror reads every draft from the other chair — a request that would flunk TrialVector's own deficiency engine does not serve. And in Nevada the Mirror counts: every interrogatory against the statewide 40 including all discrete subparts, every deposition against the 10 per side.

The Conferral Gate + the Escalation Zone

the governors the rules themselves wrote

Nevada fronts every compel motion with the 37(a)(1) certification — a good-faith conferral, recorded. The Escalation Zone governs the aggressive moves against that doorway, the 26(g) signature, the two-offer squeeze (NRCP 68 and NRS 17.117, both alive), and the 10-element record with a named human on it. Build to the line. Never over it.

GOVERN + the Rule Stack

the act date picks the law

Layers of authority resolved per matter and hash-sealed — with Nevada's own wrinkles honored: one official publisher (the LCB) whose page stamps prove the 83rd session integrated, an ADKT amendment ledger that labels the unverified as UNVERIFIED, statutory evidence with no rules family to phantom-cite, and DCR 5's inverse doctrine — the LOCAL book wins, even where it conflicts.

The Deadline Engine

the citation rides every date

The 21-day answer clock with its method shifts (+3 mail, ZERO through the EFS — time runs from the proof of service), THE 120-DAY MUST-DISMISS TRAP no plaintiff gets warned about twice, TWO day-types because the eviction statute counts JUDICIAL days, and the 41A.035 cap that is a function of the year — computed by pure, unit-tested functions with the trace and the rule attached. A language model never touches a date.

Cite Check NV + the Integrity Rail

registry-locked, letter chapters included

Every citation shape resolves only into Nevada's own registered families — the grammar knows the letter chapters (41A, 118A, 484A) and the arbitration rules' part-norms, and a sibling state's cite never resolves as Nevada law. Every export runs existence and verbatim checks against the hash-pinned corpus; NRCP 11's signature stakes ride the door. And the document formatter itself waits for Nevada counsel: the gate is code, not a promise.

The Theaters

the tribunal picks the rules — not habit

THE ARBITRATION LADDER leads: the $100,000 program, the 30-day JURISDICTIONAL de novo window that bad faith forfeits, the Short Trial Program beyond it. Then the HOA mediation gate that dismisses the eager, the construction-defect standstill, the med-mal affidavit gate with its escalating cap, the judicial-day eviction machine, the government presentment lane — each resolved to its OWN regime with gates and red lines.

The Traffic Ticket War Room

show the law · educate on options · route the decision

Nevada decriminalized ordinary tickets — a civil infraction with a 90-day response window, a $500 ceiling, and NO arrest warrant for nonappearance, ever. The options shown with their consequences, DUI routed to counsel instantly. What to do about it stays a decision — yours, or a licensed attorney's.

Served to proof-locked, on the record

Five steps. The first two belong to the engines; the last three are why the record can carry your name.

  1. 01

    GOVERN resolves your forum

    District, justice court, the arbitration posture, the local book that controls — pinned to your act date and hash-sealed. Two minutes, not two weeks.

  2. 02

    The 120-day trap calendared — then the campaign faces the Mirror

    Serve within 120 days or dismissal is MANDATORY; the platform calendars it before anything else. Then discovery starts itself under 16.1, and every draft is read from the opponent's chair before it goes anywhere.

  3. 03

    The Conferral Gate rules on the aggressive moves

    High-pressure tactics export only behind the complete record — and every compel motion behind the 37(a)(1) certification the rule demands.

  4. 04

    Serve, calendar, enforce

    Deadline chains with citations attached. Deficiency matrices request by request — the NRCP 36 silence-admits ledger scored daily. FILED is unreachable with a fatal block.

  5. 05

    Proof Lock converts discovery into trial ammunition

    Admissions ledger, authentication matrix, element map — every proposed fact carries its record cite or it does not export.

CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE

Court intelligence, resolved from the law itself

The district and local-rule layer riding every Nevada surface is resolved from the authorities that create it: eleven judicial districts with their county composition straight from NRS 3.010, the $15,000 justice-court line (NRS 4.370(1)) with small claims at $10,000 below it, and a local layer where DCR 5's own words make the LOCAL book control — “whether they are the same as or inconsistent with these rules.” Each card carries its provenance; a district's practice is a real constraint but never flattened into law.

Explore the Nevada court map →

Eleven judicial districts — the composition is statutory

NRS 3.010 names every county's district; the Eighth (Clark) and Second (Washoe) carry the arbitration program

The local-law board — THE DCR-5 DOOR

sixteen books loaded from the LCB's own pages; the 5th and 6th districts' absent books stated, never papered over; THE BEOWAWE RESOLUTION on the justice-court count

The judge + division layer

coverage by verification — per-judge procedures state their absence rather than pretend

The closed loop

  1. 01
    Official Nevada authority
    the NRS · the rule collections · sixteen local books · the court map
  2. 02
    Authority + procedure engine
    versioned · hash-pinned · human-reviewed · fail-closed
  3. 03
    Matter twin
    parties · claims · deadlines · evidence · docket
  4. 04
    Deterministic drafting compiler
    locked clauses · calculations · record-bound facts
  5. 05
    Adversarial review
    opposing counsel · judge · clerk · privacy · record
  6. 06
    Release gates → filing package
    citation certificate · provenance manifest
  7. 07
    Outcome intelligence
    judge patterns · comparable matters · playbooks

Product law (the non-negotiables)

Verbatim or absent. Operative legal text enters the corpus byte-for-byte from the Legislative Counsel Bureau's own publications and is hash-pinned — one official publisher, the compilation's own currency stamps recorded on every load.
Retrieved, never generated. The model organizes facts and drafts advocacy in declared zones — it never authors law or citations.
Fail closed. Stale source, unverified citation, open blocker finding, missing certificate → release is blocked, visibly. The 5th and 6th districts' absent local books, the unloaded NAC, and the unverified ADKT docket are all NAMED instead of pretended — the honest gap is the feature.
Adversarial by default. The Self-Audit Mirror and the Opposing Counsel Pass run on 100% of drafts and on uploaded outside paper. No opt-out.
Humans dispose. Every material finding is decided individually. No bulk approve. Append-only decision ledger.
Procedure is a first-class citizen. District, court-tier, and local-book requirements ride on every surface with provenance + review state — and document preparation waits for Nevada counsel's written confirmation, a gate that is code (NRS 240A.030(3)(k) is the doorway; it is not a license to practice law, and NRS 7.285 is why the gate stays shut until counsel says otherwise).
Publish the scorecard. VectorBench + SilverBench run on every release — deadline math, citation grammar, gates, the contamination guard, and TWO armed watches: the ADKT docket and the 84th (2027) session overlay.
Two lanes, one engine. Professional workstation and plain-language pro se lane share the same deterministic core — enforced, not promised.

RUN A REAL MATTER — FREE

Feel the whole desk before you pay a cent.

Founding access is the trial — the entire platform, on your own matter, with no card and no countdown. The free public tools stay free forever. When billing activates, you buy the matter in front of you; until then, the whole war room is open.

  • The full Discovery War Room on a real matter
  • GOVERN + the campaign engine + Proof Lock
  • Every deadline, deficiency matrix, and enforcement step
  • The integrity-sealed export ledger
  • The pro-se and attorney lanes, both

PRICED LIKE A TOOL, NOT A DEPARTMENT

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FOUNDING ACCESS IS OPEN. Every plan is free right now — no card, no trial clock. Go-forward pricing activates when billing does: per-matter for Solo, a flat subscription for Firm. We won't show you a number until the checkout behind it is real — because “honest states, never faked” is the whole product, and that starts at the price.

The Public Tools

The arsenal anyone can fire

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  • Deadline Engine — the 21-day answer clock (+3 mail, ZERO through the EFS), full NRCP 6 traces, citation attached
  • THE 120-DAY MUST-DISMISS TRAP computed — and the JUDICIAL-day eviction clock, a second day-type
  • Cite Check NV — registry-locked shapes incl. the letter chapters (41A · 118A · 484A), the NRCP 11 stakes
  • The verbatim Nevada corpus + the rule stack
  • The War Room mirror, the Escalation Zone, the Theaters — the public tools
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  • The full workspace on one matter: GOVERN, the campaign, Proof Lock
  • The Discovery War Room + the lifecycle machine, wired to your docket
  • Deadline chains, deficiency matrices, the enforcement lane + the integrity ledger
  • Pro se? The parity rails ride along: plain-language surfaces, counsel-review packets on high-risk exports
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  • The judicial registry + the attorney-review bridge
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  • Priority corpus verification + the drift-sweep feed
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Questions litigators actually ask

What is TrialVector Nevada, exactly?+

The sixth state on the TrialVector chassis — the same litigation operating system that runs Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and Arizona, re-keyed to Nevada civil procedure. It shows official Nevada law verbatim, attacks its own work like opposing counsel, computes every deadline with the citation attached, and proves in an immutable record that a human ruled on every finding. It is software, not a law firm.

Is this legal advice? Do you draft or file anything?+

No, no, and no. TrialVector provides legal information — and Nevada's own statute names the shape this platform is built to fit: NRS 240A.030(3)(k) excludes “legal forms or computer programs that enable another person to create legal documents” from the document-preparation-service regime. That exclusion is not a license to practice law (NRS 7.285 governs independently) — which is exactly why the document lane here is gated OFF in code until Nevada counsel confirms the fit in writing: the platform shows the law and the clocks, points at the judiciary's own free self-help forms, and routes drafting to licensed Nevada attorneys. The signer owns the filing, always.

How much does it cost?+

The public tools — the Deadline Engine, the 120-day-trap computation, Cite Check, the rule corpus — are free forever. The full per-matter workspace is free during founding access (no card, no clock). When billing activates, it is priced per matter for solo users and as a flat subscription for firms. We show no dollar figure until the checkout behind it is real.

Why won't you just show me a price?+

Because the entire product is built on "honest states, never faked." A corpus section that isn't loaded says so instead of guessing; a citation that isn't verified is flagged, not faked. A price with no live checkout behind it would be the same lie we refuse everywhere else. When billing is real, the number will be too.

What makes the Discovery War Room different?+

Every other tool tells you your request is fine. The War Room's Self-Audit Mirror reads every draft from the opponent's chair — a request that would flunk TrialVector's own deficiency engine does not serve. And Nevada adds machinery of its own: discovery STARTS ITSELF under NRCP 16.1, every interrogatory counts against the statewide 40 with all discrete subparts, and the conferral certification fronts every compel motion — the governors are in the rules, and the Mirror scores against them.

Is the law actually verbatim, or AI-summarized?+

Verbatim or absent. Nevada has the cleanest official publisher of any state on this platform — the Legislative Counsel Bureau publishes the NRS per chapter AND every statewide rule collection as one consolidated page, and each loaded page's own [Rev. 4/15/2026] stamp proves the 83rd (2025) session integrated. The legislature is BIENNIAL, so the 84th (2027) reconciliation watch is armed on the board, and the ADKT amendment ledger states what is applied and what is still unverified. A model never authors law or a citation. Inspect it yourself on the engine page.

Does it work for self-represented parties, or only attorneys?+

Both — the same analytical engine, enforced by code, not promised. Attack-register vocabulary never reaches a self-represented surface, high-risk exports become counsel-review packets, and the pro-se lane demands the same attestations before anything leaves the door. Nevada even wrote limited-scope representation into its statewide rules — DCR 26 lets an attorney take a defined slice of a case. See Parity & Trust.

Where does the county and local-rule intelligence come from?+

From the official sources themselves. The Legislative Counsel Bureau publishes the local books — sixteen loaded (nine district, seven justice-court) — and DCR 5 makes the LOCAL book control even where it conflicts with the statewide rules, so the board says which book governs where. The 5th and 6th districts publish no LCB book: that absence is stated, never papered over, and the justice-court count carries THE BEOWAWE RESOLUTION (40 courts; the directory's 41st entry is a department). See the local-law board and the court map.

What happens to my data?+

The public tools run entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is transmitted. Workspace matters are tenant-isolated, encrypted, and access-audited; the model is never trained on your matter content. Fail-closed never means data-hostage: if an entitlement lapses, existing matters stay readable.