Nevada GLP-1 Lawsuit Overview
If you live in Nevada and were diagnosed with NAION (Non-Arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy) after taking a GLP-1 drug such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Trulicity, or Rybelsus, you may be eligible to file a claim in the federal GLP-1 NAION MDL (MDL 3163).
All GLP-1 NAION claims — regardless of where the plaintiff lives — are consolidated in MDL 3163 in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania under Judge Karen Marston. You do not need to travel to Pennsylvania to file. Your local attorney can handle your case as part of the MDL.
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Nevada Statute of Limitations Details
Nevada generally uses a 2-year limitations period and recognizes discovery-rule principles in latent injury contexts.
Who Qualifies in Nevada?
To file a GLP-1 NAION claim as a Nevada resident, you generally need:
- A documented prescription for Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, Zepbound, or Trulicity
- An ophthalmologist's diagnosis of NAION or sudden optic nerve-related vision loss
- NAION developed during or after your GLP-1 drug use (not before)
- Filing within Nevada's 2-year statute of limitations window
How the MDL Works for Nevada Residents
Even though MDL 3163 is located in Pennsylvania, Nevada residents can participate without traveling. Here's how:
- You hire a Nevada-licensed attorney or a national mass tort firm
- Your case is filed in the MDL in Pennsylvania (or transferred there)
- All major MDL proceedings are handled by the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee
- You participate through your attorney, primarily via written correspondence and phone
- If your case goes to individual trial, it may be remanded to a federal court in Nevada
Nevada State Bar Resources
To find a licensed attorney in Nevada, you can use the official state bar's attorney referral service:
Neighboring State Resources
Key Cities in Nevada
GLP-1 drug users across Nevada — including Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, North Las Vegas, Sparks — are eligible to participate in MDL 3163 regardless of their city.