Caitlyn supports the firm's Commercial Real Estate and Public Finance practice groups, with a particular focus on environmental law, land use and zoning, and affordable housing matters.
Caitlyn has valuable public-sector experience developed through her internships with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Region 1 Office of General Counsel, the New York City Law Department Environmental Litigation Division and the New York State Attorney General's Office Environmental Protection Bureau. She also served as a legal extern for the United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York’s Civil Litigation Division and the United States Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps in Washington, D.C.
While attending law school, Caitlyn conducted an independent study examining affordable housing development on Long Island, participated in Fordham University's Rule of Law Clinic and served as Senior Notes & Articles Editor for the Fordham Environmental Law Review.
Drawing on her interdisciplinary academic background in mathematics and government, Caitlyn brings a thoughtful, analytical approach to complex legal, regulatory and development-related matters.