Hayley Sandoval

Previous Work

Prior to joining ArentFox Schiff as an associate, Hayley worked as a Summer Associate at the firm, gaining firsthand exposure to ArentFox Schiff’s practice and client base. 

During law school, Hayley served as Managing Editor of the Cardozo Law Review, where she oversaw editorial operations and managed a team of staff editors. She also spent two years as an Advanced Clinical Student and Law Student Intern at the Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic, working directly with clients and gaining hands-on experience in both immigration court and federal court. Hayley also interned for a federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, where she developed critical research and analytical skills in a high-volume trial court.

Before law school, Hayley worked for over two years at an immigration law firm, where she managed cases, conducted one-on-one client meetings in English and Spanish, drafted legal briefs, and compiled voluminous submissions to federal agencies and immigration court. She also served as a Legislative Intern for former United States Senator Robert P. Casey, Jr. and as Communications Intern at the Democratic Attorneys General Association. 

Publications, Presentations & Recognitions

Publications

• Professional Norms at a Crossroads: Farhane and Its Implications for Legal Counsel, 2024 Cardozo L. Rev. De-Novo 95 (2024).

Life Beyond the Law

Outside of work, Hayley enjoys traveling, baking, and volunteering at a local food pantry. She is also an avid cyclist and enjoys exploring New York City by bike.