George Ranalli

Ranalli Zaniel Fowler & Moran, LLC

George Ranalli Personal Injury Lawyer

Ranalli Zaniel Fowler & Moran, LLC

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George Ranalli is the senior partner of Ranalli Zaniel Fowler & Moran, LLC. George represents clients in first party, third party bodily injury litigation and also handles bad faith lawsuits as well as negligent security, fire loss, property, and trucking cases. George has developed the firm’s excellent trial reputation and uses the latest in courtroom technology while presenting his cases in front of juries. In fact, George readily accepts cases from client’s on the eve of trial, and has had an active role in more than 50 trials, and has participated in over 500 arbitrations and mediations. George has been ranked with an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell and is also honored to be selected as a Judge Pro Tem for Nevada’s Mandatory Short Trial Program.

George is admitted to practice in Georgia, Nevada and the District Court of Nevada. George is a former Navy JAG and served oversees in his capacity as a JAG Officer after graduating law school.

George graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Political Science and decided to attend law school versus going to medical school. Prior to attending BYU, George played baseball during his first year of college at Central Arizona Community College as a first baseman. Upon graduating from BYU, George graduated from Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law in Macon, Georgia and joined the Navy. While at Mercer, George graduated in the top 10 percent of his class and was a member of the school’s Moot Court Team and served on Law Review.

Since leaving the US Navy, George moved to Las Vegas in 1994 and commenced his career in Nevada. In 1998, George opened his own law firm which has grown significantly over the years, becoming one of Nevada’s most respected trial law firms.

In his spare time, George enjoys UFC, softball and weightlifting. George also enjoys spending time with his two daughters, Nicole and Brianna, and his mother.