Background
Hayden was born in 1945. His documented professional background places him in the American legal field, with a career connected to insurance-related practice and civil litigation.
Hayden was born in 1945. His documented professional background places him in the American legal field, with a career connected to insurance-related practice and civil litigation.
Hayden studied business administration at the University of Arkansas and received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The university's business education developed within an institution that established formal business administration instruction in the 1920s and later offered undergraduate programs designed to prepare students for organizational and commercial work.
He continued his legal education at Emory University School of Law and received a Juris Doctor. Founded in 1916, Emory Law was established with an emphasis on legal education, professional ethics, and service through the law; it later became the first law school in Georgia admitted to the Association of American Law Schools.
Hayden worked for United Services Automobile Association in Federal Way, Washington, in a legal practice involving personal injury law, civil litigation, and commercial litigation. United Services Automobile Association, commonly known as USAA, was founded in 1922 by Army officers seeking to provide automobile insurance for military officers who had difficulty obtaining coverage. The organization later developed into a broader provider of insurance and financial services for members of the military community and their families.
Hayden was admitted to the bar in 1973. His professional profile identified him with personal injury law, civil litigation, and commercial litigation; it also stated that he was not admitted to practice in Washington.