Logan L. Page

Logan L. Page is an Associate at Wilkinson Stekloff. Before joining the firm, Logan was a law clerk to Judge John B. Nalbandian of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and to Judge Thomas T. Cullen of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. Logan has represented clients in several high-stakes matters, including government investigations, antitrust class action, consumer class action, government enforcement proceedings, and more. He has supported matters in written discovery, motions practice, depositions, and at trial.

Logan takes pride in his active pro bono practice.  He has represented survivors of domestic violence seeking civil protective orders, pro se plaintiffs appealing dismissals of their civil rights lawsuits, and individuals challenging denials of public benefits.  At a previous firm, he successfully appealed his client’s denial of Social Security benefits to an Administrative Law Judge, including briefing the issue and cross-examining a government expert.  He has won reversal and remand in an appeal to the Sixth Circuit, and presently has appeals pending in the Fourth and Sixth Circuits.  Logan has been recognized for his pro bono service on the D.C. Court of Appeals’ Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll.

Logan graduated from the Duke University School of Law, where he served as an Articles Editor for the Duke Law Journal and as a member of the Moot Court Board. He also worked as a Research Assistant to Professor Sara Sun Beale.