Logan is an employment and labour lawyer who represents employers and executives in all manner of workplace-related conflicts before courts, tribunals, and arbitrators. His practice includes employment standards, human rights, and wrongful dismissal claims, as well as labour grievances and union disputes. He is also experienced in matters involving post-employment competition concerns.
Additionally, Logan counsels on employment law compliance, employment contracts, workplace policies, and employment aspects of corporate transactions.
Prior to joining Osler’s employment and labour practice, Logan gained experience in a range of commercial, environmental, and administrative law matters in the firm’s litigation group. He has successfully represented clients before the British Columbia Provincial Court, Alberta Court of Justice, Alberta Court of Kings Bench (Civil Chambers), and in administrative tribunal proceedings.
Areas of Expertise
Representative Work
- Diversified Royalty Corp.
Diversified Royalty Corp. in its agreement to acquire the Mr. Lube + Tires franchisor business
Diversified Royalty Corp. in its agreement to acquire the Mr. Lube + Tires franchisor business
Latest Insights
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Blog May 27, 2026
Are non-competes coming to an end? What Bill C-31 means for federal employers
Proposed amendments to the Canada Labour Code seek to prohibit use of non-compete clauses in employment agreements.
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Blog August 3, 2023
Bill C-49: proposed changes to energy regulation for the Atlantic offshore
On May 30, 2023, the House of Commons completed the first reading of Bill C-49. If enacted, Bill C-49 will amend...
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Osler Update August 3, 2023
Bill C-49: proposed changes to energy regulation for the Atlantic offshore
The House of Commons has completed the first reading of Bill C-49 which seeks to modernize Canada’s energy regulatory framework for the Atlantic...
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Blog June 8, 2023
Alberta’s Emissions Reduction and Energy Development Plan
Alberta’s Emissions Reduction and Energy Development Plan aligns with the federal goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, but rejects...
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Awards and Recognition
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University of Victoria, J. Lyle Wilson Book Prize in Law, 2023: For the highest standing in Administrative Law
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University of Victoria, Harper Grey Prize in Insurance Law, 2023: For the highest standing in Insurance Law
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University of Victoria, Alexander, Holburn, Beaudin and Lang Scholarship, 2023: For high academic standing
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University of Victoria, Betty and Gilbert Kennedy Scholarship in Law, 2023: For high academic standing
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University of Victoria, Carfra Lawton LLP Scholarship, 2023: For excellence in Insurance Law
Community Involvement
- The University of Victoria Law Centre, Temporary Articled Student, 2023
Speaking and Writing
Published Work
“The Impact of Private Climate Change Litigation and Recent Competition Act Amendments on the Canadian Energy Sector: Regulatory and Legal Developments Shaping the Path Forward”, Alberta Law Review, Volume 63, Issue 2, November 2025 (Co-authored)
Credentials
Education
- University of Victoria, JD
- University of British Columbia, BComm (Finance)
Languages
- English
- French
