Attorney Adam Logan

Sanghavi Law Office, LLC
1319 Beacon Street
3rd Floor, Suite 2
Brookline, MA 02446

adam@sanghavilawoffice.com
(617) 505-3014

 

 

Legal Experience

Adam Logan has been with Sanghavi Law Office, LLC since 2015. 

Adam conducts internal investigations at secondary and post-secondary schools and has experience investigating complaints of sexual violence and harassment, retaliation, bullying, and discrimination on the basis of sex, race, and disability. In addition to investigations, Adam serves as a hearing officer/decision-maker for internal hearings at schools under Title IX and other equity policies. Adam has also assisted in developing investigatory trainings for secondary and post-secondary institutions.

Adam graduated from Boston University School of Law in May 2015. During law school, Adam interned at the Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts in Lynn, MA assisting in the representation of juveniles in delinquency and special education matters. Adam also completed an internship with the Office of the Attorney General for Massachusetts in the Trial Division where he presented arguments on behalf of the Commonwealth in Northeast Housing Court and provided research and drafting support on active litigation matters. Prior to law school, Adam graduated cum laude from Holy Cross in Worcester, MA where he majored in History, and spent his summers working as a legal assistant at Pampanin Law Offices, a business and family immigration firm in Cambridge, MA, and volunteering on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. In his spare time, Adam stays busy as a parent to two children and a dog, and playing Ultimate.

Adam has completed multiple trainings, including but not limited to: ATIXA’s Civil Rights Investigator training, ATIXA’s Title IX Hearing Officer and Decision-maker training, Grand River Solution’s Title VI Investigator Training, MCAD’s Conducting Internal Complaints of Discrimination Investigations training, and MWI’s Forty-Hour Mediation Training.

Adam is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts. He is not admitted to practice law in other states.