According to Nevada premises liability laws, a property owner’s duty of care does not extend to open and obvious dangerous conditions. This means these conditions are so easy to notice that any reasonable person would be aware and be cautious around them. So, if someone gets injured in an open and obvious condition, like a cliff or a lake, then they might not have a good negligence case against the owner of the property. The property owner can easily argue that the condition was already noticeable and therefore the fault likes with the injured victim for not being careful around the hazard.