The Nevada deadline registry
Every clock below is a pure traced function whose operative numbers are pinned to the LIVE corpus text by a corroboration gate — the parameter and the law cannot drift apart silently. Nevada runs TWO day-types: calendar days under NRCP 6(a)(1), and JUDICIAL days for the eviction windows. Compute your answer clock with the citation on /nv/served.
Answer
21 days after service (+3 by mail; +0 through the EFS)
NRCP 12(a)(1); NRCP 6(d); NEFCR 10
Answer — the State or a public entity
45 days
NRCP 12(a)(2)
THE 120-DAY MUST-DISMISS TRAP
serve within 120 days of filing or dismissal is mandatory
NRCP 4(e)
The 16.1 conference
within 30 days after the first answer — discovery starts itself
NRCP 16.1(b)(2)(A)
Initial disclosures
within 14 days after the conference — no request needed
NRCP 16.1(a)(1)
Trial de novo after arbitration
30 days from SERVICE of the award — JURISDICTIONAL; bad faith WAIVES it
NV-ADR B-18, B-22
Short-trial removal demand
14 days after service of the de novo request
NSTR 5(a)
Notice of appeal
30 days from SERVICE of written notice of entry — not entry itself
NRAP 4(a)(1)
The two-offer system
NRCP 68 and NRS 17.117 both live (an offer comes more than 21 days before trial); repealed NRS 17.115 is pinned ABSENT
NRCP 68; NRS 17.117
Summary eviction — pay or quit
the SEVENTH JUDICIAL DAY (weekends and holidays never count)
NRS 40.253(1)
Judgment renewal
the 90-day window before the six-year expiry
NRS 17.214
Civil traffic infraction response
90 calendar days — and NO arrest warrant on nonappearance
NRCTI 3.4; NRS 484A.704
Motion practice (statewide floor)
opposition 14 days · reply 7 — and failure to oppose may be treated as consent; the LOCAL book supersedes
DCR 13; DCR 5
The limitations ladder (accrual is ROUTED, never computed)
| Years | Covers | Statute |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | an instrument in writing | NRS 11.190(1)(b) |
| 4 | contracts not founded on a writing | NRS 11.190(2)(c) |
| 3 | fraud or mistake | NRS 11.190(3) |
| 3 | trespass / injury to property | NRS 11.190(3) |
| 3 | liability created by statute | NRS 11.190(3) |
| 2 | personal injury | NRS 11.190(4)(e) |
| 2 | wrongful death | NRS 11.190(4)(e) |
WHEN a cause accrues — discovery rules, tolling, minority — is a legal judgment this board never makes. Medical-professional actions run their own earlier-of clock (3 years from injury / 2 from discovery, NRS 41A.097(2)) — and the noneconomic cap is computed BY YEAR from the statute's own schedule: this year it is $590,000 (NRS 41A.035), reaching $750,000 on January 1, 2028 and then growing 2.1% annually. The engine computes it; no surface hardcodes it.
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