Judge Nadia Krall

District Judge - Eighth Judicial District Court - Civil/Criminal Division - Department IV

Judge Nadia Krall serves in Department 4 of Nevada's 8th Judicial District Court, having assumed office on January 4, 2021. In 1998, Judge Krall earned her BA in psychology, with a minor in philosophy, at UNLV. Judge Krall earned her JD two years later at the William S. Boyd School of Law. After graduating from Boyd Law in 2000, Krall entered into private practice. She started as an associate at Beckley Singleton and Barron & Pruitt, handling insurance defense matters. Then, in 2008, Judge Krall started her own private practice, with a general practice of family, civil and criminal law, specializing in personal injury litigation. During her tenure in private practice, Judge Krall also served as a Small Claims Court Judge Pro Tem; an Arbitrator for Clark County, Nevada's Eighth Judicial District Court Annexed Arbitration program; an Arbitrator for FINRA, the regulatory body of the SEC; and as a Mediator with the Nevada Supreme Court's Foreclosure Mediation Program. Judge Krall is a proud member of the following legal organizations: Co-President of SNAWA {Southern Nevada Association of Women Attorneys ) and has been on the Board of Directors for close to a decade. Member of the Asian Bar Association, Las Vegas Chapter. Iranian Bar Association member, Las Vegas Chapter. SABA member. Huellas Mentor and member of the Las Vegas Latino Bar Association. Judge Krall also serves in the following leadership roles for the Eighth Judicial District Court: Co-Chair of the Employee Recognition and Wellness Committee for the Eighth Judicial District Court. 2025-Present. Board of Trustees At-Large Seat B (8th Judicial District) for the Nevada District Judges' Association. 2025-Present. Judge Krall is active in mentoring the next generation of legal professionals: Quarterly CLE Presenter on Trial Skills for the Young Lawyers Section of the Nevada State Bar. Accepts year round Externs from UNLV's Boyd School of Law. Mentors summer Interns from middle school, high school, and undergraduate studies, to observe court proceedings and expand their legal knowledge. Judge Krall currently presides over a split criminal and civil docket.

Source: official court website - retrieved Aug 22, 2026