About John Logan

After attending the University of Connecticut, he graduated Western New England University School of Law, cum laude, in 1982. Attorney Logan’s courtroom career previously included being lead counsel in divorce and custody trials, will contests, criminal cases, civil lawsuits, zoning appeals and other contested litigation proceedings in state and federal courts. For over ten years he’s limited his practice to representing victims.

Throughout his career, Attorney Logan successfully resolved numerous complex cases by settlement and through mediation, arbitration, court trials and jury trials. In fighting for his clients, he frequently takes on powerful adversaries, including governments and big corporations. In matters he briefed and argued before the Connecticut Supreme Court, Attorney Logan obtained decisions establishing new law in the state instrumental to obtaining justice not only for his injured client, but also to the benefit of the public at large.

A known leader in the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), Attorney Logan is a current member and past chairman of the CBA’s Standing Committee in Professional Ethics. He frequently lectures lawyers on the topic of legal ethics and the Rules of Professional Conduct. He both served on and/or chaired many other CBA committees, commissions and task forces and was the Litchfield Judicial District’s long time delegate to the CBA’s leadership bodies, the Board of Governors and the House of Delegates. He also served one term as CBA’s Treasurer. In nine years as a director of the Connecticut Bar Foundation, he assisted in overseeing the funding provided to Connecticut’s pro bono legal services, non-profit agencies. As a writer, Attorney Logan is the author of numerous articles appearing in Connecticut legal publications.

It was in recognition of his years of devoted service to the Association and its causes that the CBA accorded Attorney Logan the honor of its prestigious 2012 John Eldred Shields Distinguished Professional Services Award