Houston Harbaugh Welcomes 2025 Summer Associates
Houston Harbaugh is thrilled to announce the arrival of two outstanding individuals to its 2025 Summer Associate program. These talented law students have been carefully selected for their exceptional academic achievements and deep passion for the legal profession.
The Summer Associate program at Houston Harbaugh provides aspiring legal professionals with an unparalleled opportunity to gain invaluable hands-on experience in a dynamic and supportive environment. Joining Houston Harbaugh’s Summer Associate program this year are:

Trisha Biswas – Trisha is a J.D. candidate at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, is on track to graduate in May 2026. She brings a strong international background and a focused interest in corporate and immigration law to her legal career. During her 1L summer at BNY Mellon, she contributed to the Legal Corporate Trust team by researching and drafting a memorandum on sovereign immunity and worked with the Anti-Money Laundering team to analyze OFAC sanctions trends over the past decade. Prior to law school, Trisha spent over three years at EY Law LLP in Toronto, where she contributed to complex U.S. business immigration cases for major corporate clients. In her role as a Law Clerk, she developed client-facing tools to streamline processes, and trained teams across international offices. Her earlier role as a Support Specialist gave her a comprehensive foundation in both non-immigrant and immigrant U.S. visa processes. Combined with her current role on the University of Pittsburgh Law Review and her involvement in Student Intellectual Property Law Association, Trisha demonstrates a consistent commitment to the legal practice.

Zayba Chauhdry – Zayba Chauhdry is a J.D. candidate at the Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University. Set to graduate in May 2026. Zayba brings a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and practical experience across multiple areas of law. As a Corporate Legal Intern at UPMC, her responsibilities included drafting legal memoranda, reviewing and redlining contracts, participating in mediation sessions, and coordinating with outside counsel. These are experiences that enhanced both her analytical skills and her ability to communicate effectively in a professional legal setting. Previously, she served as a Legal Assistant at Kehoe and DeRose, where she gained exposure to the day-to-day operations of legal practice by managing case files and supporting attorneys in case preparation. Combined with her involvement in Duquesne Law Review and leadership in student organizations, Zayba has demonstrated a consistent commitment to excellence, professionalism, and a thoughtful approach to legal work.
Houston Harbaugh’s Summer Associate program reaffirms the firm’s commitment to fostering the growth and development of emerging legal professionals. The program offers a comprehensive experience that combines hands-on legal work, mentoring by experienced attorneys, and networking opportunities.