To establish a claim for interference with prospective economic advantage in Nevada, your company generally needs to show that there was a reasonable probability of entering into a valid business relationship. Additionally, the interfering party must have been aware of the prospective relationship or economic advantage. This suggests they understood the potential consequences of their actions. It is also important to showcase that the third party acted to disrupt the prospective economic relationship, rather than the interference being an unintended byproduct of other actions.