Logan W. Koehring

Practices

• Business & Commercial Litigation
• Antitrust & Trade Regulation

Biography

Logan’s practice focuses on business litigation in a wide array of complex matters, such as those revolving around breach of contract and business torts, specifically including fraud and related claims. Logan has experience litigating high-stakes and nuanced areas of the law at both the federal and state levels. For example, Logan has represented clients facing qui tam actions under the False Claims Act, alleged antitrust violations, and civil tax claims brought by the Department of Justice under the Internal Revenue Code.

Along with his robust business litigation practice, Logan also practices white-collar criminal defense and related investigative, administrative, and regulatory matters. Examples include federal tax fraud and evasion, money laundering, wire fraud, and related offenses, as well as medical billing issues in the healthcare industry. Some of Logan’s notable experience in both the civil and criminal context of litigation and investigations includes:

• Representing a large midwestern hospital in an HHS-OIG investigation.
• Representing an individual in response to a grandy jury subpoena related to an antitrust investigation.
• Defending a large managed care entity in a federal qui tam action under the False Claims Act.
• Defending an individual in a complex and nuanced federal tax evasion case.
• Defending a tax return preparer against claims brought by the Department of Justice under the Internal Revenue Code.

Logan returned to the firm after his 2022 summer associate program. Prior to joining the firm as an associate, Logan served as a legal extern for Louisville Metro Council during law school, learning the intricacies of local legislation and politics. In his free time, Logan enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, golfing, and writing fictional prose and screenplays.