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Logan Emerson Howard
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Biography
After graduating from the University of Oregon School of Law, Logan began his legal career by joining Howard & Kobelan in 2009. From the start, Logan has focused his practice in the area of employment law where he has represented hundreds of employees throughout Central Texas with claims of discrimination and retaliation. For more than a decade, Logan worked alongside his father, Derek Howard, in the pursuit of protecting the legal rights of Texas employees. Following his father's passing in 2021, Logan continued to represent employees as a Partner at Howard & Kobelan.
In 2023, in an effort to strengthen his commitment to protecting the rights of Texas employees, Logan formed Logan Howard Law PLLC as its managing member.
Logan was born and raised in Austin. Today, he lives in South Austin with his wife, two daughters, and two rescue dogs.
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Licensed in Texas for 16 years
State: Texas
Acquired: 2009
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Logan Howard
1617 W 6th Street, Suite D, Austin, TX, 78703
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Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | Wrongful Termination
Posted by Tom | October 03, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Wrongful Termination
Discrimination Suit
Logan and his team handled my case while I was being forced out of my job while recovering from back surgery. He was constantly looking out for my family through the process and was available to answer any/all questions we had! Thank you Logan!
Logan Emerson Howard's Lawyer Endorsements
"Having both known and worked with Logan for several years I can attest that he is an excellent attorney. Logan has a deep understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of employment law cases and advises clients drawing upon his extensive knowledge in both. I highly endorse and recommend Logan to anyone considering retaining his services."
"I met Logan Howard several years ago when he was opposing counsel in an employment/discrimination matter. It was a complicated case that took two years to develop ending in a week of trial. Throughout the discovery process and in trial, Mr. Howard was well prepared and represented his client very well. He handled himself very professionally with skills that belied his experience. I endorse this lawyer, and have referred a case to him based on his handling of the other matter as opposing counsel."
William Sutton
Personal injury lawyer
Derek Van Gilder
Litigation lawyer
Experience
Work Experience
2023 - Present
Managing Partner, Logan Howard Law
2020 - 2023
Partner, Howard & Kobelan
2009 - 2019
Associate, Howard & Kobelan
Associations
2017 - Present
Texas Employment Lawyers Association
2014 - Present
State Bar of Texas, Labor and Employment Law Section
2012 - Present
American Constitution Society for Law and Policy
2009 - Present
State Bar of Texas
Austin Bar Association, Labor & Employment Law Section
Sample of Legal Cases
Beverly Kearney v. The University of Texas at Austin
Resolved by way of Settlement
Education
2009
University of Oregon
JD - Juris Doctor
2006
Trinity University (San Antonio, Texas)
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2010
TTCA Annual Conference
Employment Law Issues for Teachers
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Answers
Q&A
Can my employer make me work with hurt toe?
02 Feb 2022
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Do I hire an attorney for an EEOC Mediation?
26 Oct 2020
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Any exception to the 1250 hours worked rule for FMLA other than 29 CFR 825.801?
26 Oct 2020