In Nevada, the elements for the claim of Trespass to Chattel are:
- Plaintiff owns or has the exclusive right to possess certain chattel described as [DESCRIBE] (the “Property”);
- Defendants have intentionally used or intermeddled with the Property;
- Defendants have intentionally dispossessed Plaintiff of the Property;
- Defendants invaded the Property, damaging [ITS/HIS/HER] condition, quality, or value;
- Defendants deprived Plaintiff of the use of the Property for a substantial time;
- Defendants harmed the Property;
- Plaintiff has suffered damages; and
- Plaintiff is entitled to an award of attorney fees and costs as damages.
