About Daniel Logue
Daniel Logue Ellis practices law in Tennessee and serves as a certified mediator in civil and family matters. He is certified as a Civil and Family Mediator by the Tennessee Administrative Dispute Resolution Commission. That credential shapes much of his day-to-day work.
Ellis built his practice around dispute resolution inside and outside the courtroom. He represents clients in state courts across Tennessee and often moves cases into mediation when parties are willing. His work spans contested issues where formal litigation is necessary and situations where negotiation can resolve differences more quickly. He combines courtroom procedure with practical negotiation skills in cases that involve family law and civil disputes.
Mediation occupies a central place in Ellis’s approach. He conducts sessions under the standards set by the Administrative Dispute Resolution Commission, handling custody and parenting matters as well as civil disputes between businesses and individuals. He prepares parties for mediation, manages joint and separate sessions, and helps draft settlement terms when agreements are reached. Those sessions can be brief or extend over multiple meetings, depending on what the parties need.
Clients encounter Ellis in several roles. Sometimes he appears as counsel to guide a client through court filings, hearings, and trial preparation. Other times he sits at the mediation table as the neutral third party charged with helping both sides find common ground. He balances legal analysis with an emphasis on process; the law matters, but so do the choices that lead to a practical resolution.
Outside casework, Ellis maintains the administrative duties that come with running a private practice. He fields referrals, manages client intake, and stays connected to developments in Tennessee procedure and dispute resolution rules. His practice handles both short-term engagements such as single-session mediations and longer client representations that may move from mediation into litigation.
He practices through the Law Office of Daniel L. Ellis and maintains an active role in resolving civil and family disputes across Tennessee. He currently handles mediation and related legal matters at his firm.
