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EMPOWERING AND
UNITING DALLAS
Meet Katelyn
Katelyn has represented more than 500 clients in Texas Justice of the Peace courts in the last year alone. She understands the process from the parties' perspective. If elected, she will apply the law impartially to ALL.
Katelyn is a highly experienced attorney. She has also been a mediator since 2018.
She has nearly a decade of legal experience that includes 3 years of law school and 6 years as a licensed attorney.
EDUCATION:
Texas Southern University - Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Juris Doctor (J.D.), Cum Laude
Texas State University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in International Studies
EXPERIENCE:
Katelyn gained civil litigation experience as an attorney at multiple large law firms before opening her own personal injury law firm, where she continues to serve clients as a small business owner in Dallas.
Katelyn has represented clients charged with Class A and Class B criminal misdemeanors through a state-funded Indigent Defense Program, providing dedicated legal advocacy to individuals that could not afford an attorney.
While in law school, Katelyn interned at the Fort Bend County District Attorney office and learned about financial crimes such as identity theft, forgery, and credit card reader scams.
Katelyn has experience representing tenants in eviction proceedings and has never represented landlords or apartment complexes in such cases.*
She has represented hundreds of clients facing lawsuits over alleged credit card debt and has tried more than 500 cases in Texas Justice of the Peace courts within the past year.*
Throughout her career, Katelyn has practiced in courts across Texas, handling a wide range of matters including complex personal injury litigation, products liability, property damage, insurance bad-faith claims, DTPA, criminal defense, and various small claims cases.*
*IMPORTANT NOTE: My background as an attorney has strengthened my appreciation for fairness and due process. If elected, I will bring that understanding to the bench while remaining completely impartial—every case will be decided on its facts and the law, not on my past work or personal views.
COMMITMENT TO SERVICE:
Katelyn has volunteered her time to assist with many pro bono projects since becoming an attorney. She has also welcomed high school students to job shadow her for school projects, and enjoys mentoring students interested in pursuing a career in law. She remains involved in her law school’s alumni chapter and is active in Dallas Trial Lawyers Association as a member of the Board of Directors.
While in law school Katelyn was President of her law school's chapter of AIEN (Association of International Energy Negotiators).
Katelyn's campaign is driven by a commitment to justice, integrity, and transparency.
Vision for JP 5-2
Katelyn will deliver modern, accessible justice that meets the needs of a diverse and growing community, if elected. She will work to expand technology and language access in the court.
If elected, she will strive to ensure legal processes are fair and efficient, so that cases are resolved quickly and fairly.
Katelyn is a Lifelong Democrat
While in university she held a leadership role as a TXST College Democrats Board Member. She has held various other leadership positions during her career. Katelyn is passionate about protecting the environment, and fighting for human rights when she is not in the courtroom advocating for clients.
*Party affiliation doesn't affect how I will decide cases if elected; every case will be decided solely on the law and the facts.
Here is the plan...
PRIORITIES:
Modern, Accessible Justice
Increased Court Efficiency
Community Education
Fair Evictions
WHY VOTE FOR KATELYN LOGIE?
Justice of the Peace judges in Texas are not required to be attorneys. Katelyn Logie is an ATTORNEY. This court has jurisdiction over lawsuits up to $20,000 and evictions.
If elected, I will use my knowledge and experience to apply the law fairly and consistently, ensuring that every person’s right to due process is respected.
Dallas Justice of the Peace Courts handle high volume cases such as:
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Lawsuits up to $20,000
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Credit card debt cases
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Evictions
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Landlord-tenant disputes
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Traffic ticket cases
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and more!
To Get Involved:
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If you are able to donate, all donations are greatly appreciated. Donating helps to cover the cost of printing campaign materials, mailers, and other campaign expenses.
If you are able to join us for block walking or if you have any questions, please email katelyn@logieforjustice.com.
ELECTION INFO.:
When is the election?
Early Voting - February 17 - 27, 2026
Election Day - March 3, 2026
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Core Objectives
Engage with the Community
Promote Transparency
Ensure Access to Justice
Increase Efficiency