Not necessarily. However, the protections afforded by the premises liability laws in Nevada do not usually extend to hazards that are open and obvious. That is, everyone readily sees the hazard. Examples of this include a fall down a bluff on a property in which everyone can see and recognize the danger of the height of the bluff, or a properly functioning escalator or moving walkway that pose the obvious hazards of a fall from heights or tripping potential simply by their moving parts. An experienced premises liability attorney can help you understand if the hazard that caused your accident was “open and obvious.”