Logan Hovie is an associate in the litigation and enforcement practice group. He represents clients in civil matters before state and federal courts. His practice focuses on complex class actions and commercial disputes, particularly those involving clients in the higher education, financial services, and healthcare industries.
Logan returned to the firm in 2022 after clerking for the Honorable Matthew W. Brann of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. During law school, Logan was an executive articles editor for the Boston College Law Review and co-taught a Boston College undergraduate course on environmental law. He also served as a law clerk in the Office of the General Counsel at the University of Vermont and as a research assistant to its then-President, E. Thomas Sullivan.
Experience
- Defending a private university in multiple antitrust class actions alleging conspiracies among higher education institutions relating to their admissions and financial aid practices.
- Defending a public university in a putative class action regarding its employee benefit plans.
- Member of team that secured dismissal of an FTC antitrust lawsuit and follow-on class action against a private equity firm.
- Member of team that represented a major financial institution in a putative class action concerning alleged business torts arising from client relationships.
- Represented a university and medical faculty in a commercial dispute with an academic affiliation partner.