Under Nevada state law, the elements of a claim for strict product liability are: A consumer product was defective as the result of a product design, manufacturing or warning defect; The defect existed when the product left the defendant's possession; The product was used in a manner which was reasonably foreseeable by the defendant; and The product defect was a cause of the damage or injury to the plaintiff. Defendants who are strictly liable for a plaintiff's injuries may each be sued for 100% of the damages under Nevada's joint and several liability laws.