Caitlyn E. Haitaian

Caitlyn E. Haitaian (hi-tie-in) is an associate attorney. Ms. Haitaian graduated cum laude from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in May 2021. She received dual certificates in Intellectual Property and Life Sciences from ASU's Center for Law, Science, and Innovation. Her article on the Legal Implications of the Human Microbiome was published in the Boston University Journal of Science & Technology Law (Volume 28, Issue 1). During law school, Ms. Haitaian was on the executive board for MAJORS|AZ, she was a member of ASU's IP Moot court team, and worked in the Innovation Advancement Clinic. Ms. Haitaian's undergraduate degrees include a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Business and Justice Studies) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance Performance) from Arizona State University. Ms. Haitaian interned at Harris, Powers and Cunningham during her 3rd year of law school and continued through graduation and the Bar exam. Interning at HPC helped solidify her passion for medical malpractice and civil litigation. Ms. Haitaian lives in the Phoenix metropolitan area with her husband and two large dogs. She has a passion for dance, art, travel, reading, writing, and anything outdoors.