Leslie-Ann Seon is the Founder and Principal of Seon & Associates and a senior legal practitioner with extensive experience spanning corporate and commercial law, banking and finance, real estate, employment law, insolvency and civil and commercial litigation.
Over the course of her career, Leslie-Ann has advised and represented a diverse portfolio of local, regional and international clients on complex and high-value matters, including financial institutions, statutory bodies, private and multinational companies, non-profit organizations and high-net-worth individuals.
Leslie-Ann also brings considerable experience in civil and commercial litigation and dispute resolution, including significant commercial disputes and substantial cross-border insolvency proceedings. She has an established record of working alongside regional and international law firms, financial institutions and other professional advisers on significant transactions and sophisticated commercial arrangements. This litigation background continues to inform her transactional and advisory practice, providing a practical perspective on the legal and commercial risks that can arise when transactions are challenged or circumstances change.
Drawing upon her experience as a director of public and private sector entities, she brings particular insight to the legal, governance and strategic issues confronting boards and senior decision-makers in demanding and regulated environments. As an extension thereto, Leslie-Ann has led or contributed to transformative legislation for statutory bodies and key sectors in Grenada, including the Employment Act, Child Protection Authority, Grenada Tourism Authority, and the Grenada Investment Development Corporation Acts. Most recently, she completed a review and comparative analysis of the Banking Amendments Act of 2026.
Her approach combines sound legal analysis, commercial practicality and a clear understanding that effective legal advice must ultimately serve the wider objectives of the client.
Leslie-Ann is admitted to practice in Grenada, Barbados and the British Virgin Islands.