Travis C. Logue

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Civil Litigation

Travis C. Logue serves as a Partner at Rogers, Sheffield & Campbell, LLP, where he heads the firm’s real estate practice. In this capacity, Mr. Logue provides legal representation to clients involved in a wide spectrum of real estate transactions and high-stakes civil litigation cases.

One notable achievement in Mr. Logue’s career is his role as the lead counsel in the case of Kracke v. City of Santa Barbara (2021), which resulted in the successful overturning of Santa Barbara’s 2015 ban on short-term vacation rentals in the Coastal Zone. The 2nd District Court of Appeal in 2021 upheld this decision, which was subsequently certified for publication. This landmark case played a crucial role in safeguarding individual property rights and reinvigorating affordable accommodation options.

Additionally, Mr. Logue serves as counsel of record in numerous cases related to wrongful death, personal injury, and property damage claims against Southern California Edison and various public entities, stemming from incidents such as the Thomas Fire and Montecito Mudslides.

Mr. Logue is frequently sought after by high-net-worth clients who possess diverse real estate portfolios, ranging from office buildings and apartments to ranches and luxury estates. His expertise extends to appearances before public agencies to address land use matters, as well as handling numerous mediations and arbitrations in accordance with the California Association of Realtors contract requirements.

Furthermore, Mr. Logue is instrumental in representing clients in various litigation matters, encompassing wrongful death cases, civil extortion claims, matters related to the California Coastal Act, and issues associated with the Americans with Disabilities Act. His practice also includes resolving real estate litigation disputes, including those involving easements, purchase agreements, leases, sellers’ misrepresentations, and title disputes. Mr. Logue has proudly served as counsel for Sotheby’s International Realty and has effectively represented real estate agents before the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors’ ethics committee and fee arbitration panel.