Logan White Levy

Logan White Levy’s legal practice is grounded in three core principles: sharp judgment, thorough preparation, and trusted relationships. She approaches every case with a strategic mindset and a commitment to delivering clear, practical solutions for her clients.

Prior to joining Tucker Griffin Barnes, Logan practiced at an AmLaw 50 firm in Washington, D.C., where she handled complex commercial litigation matters. Her experience in high-stakes corporate disputes gives her a distinct edge in real estate and employment litigation—bringing precision, strong advocacy, and disciplined strategy to every matter she handles. Just as importantly, Logan prioritizes consistent, transparent communication so her clients always understand where their case stands and what comes next.

Logan is barred in Virginia and the District of Columbia. 

At Tucker Griffin Barnes, Logan represents clients in a range of real estate disputes, including:
• Partition actions
• Adverse possession
• Quiet title
• Boundary and easement disputes
• Lien release petitions
• Residential leases drafting

Logan also helps employees navigate workplace disputes, including:
• Wrongful termination claims
• Discrimination and harassment claims
• Wage and hour disputes
• Non-compete and non-solicitation agreement review and disputes
• Severance agreement negotiation

She is proud to serve the individuals, families, and businesses that make up the Central Virginia community, and she is dedicated to ensuring every client feels informed, confident, and supported throughout the legal process.

A Charlottesville resident and graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law, Logan has strong ties to the local community. She's a fan of the Wahoos—unless they're playing her undergraduate alma mater, Virginia Tech. Outside the office, Logan enjoys writing, reading, spending time with her two cats, and watching Jeopardy! with her husband, all while taking full advantage of life in the Blue Ridge Mountains.