Leslie-Ann Seon is the founder and Principal Attorney of Seon & Associates, a Firm she established in 2000 and has guided for twenty-five years into one of Grenada’s most respected law practices.

With over three decades of legal experience, she combines deep knowledge of corporate, commercial, real estate, and financial law with a passion for delivering practical, results-driven solutions. She is widely recognized for her commitment to ethics in practice, unwillingness to take shortcuts, and insistence on optimum client outcomes.

From the courtroom to the boardroom, Leslie-Ann also has a long history of public service, including contributions to legislative reform and governance frameworks in Grenada, having advised boards, governments, and private sector clients on a wide variety of domestic and cross-border matters.

Leslie-Ann is driven by the belief that the practice of law is not static. It must continuously adapt to meet the changing needs of clients and society.  In the next chapter, her focus is on expanding and improving the delivery of legal services. This includes the exploration of new technologies, like Artificial Intelligence, signalling the Firm’s readiness for the next twenty-five years and beyond. Leslie-Ann is excited by the prospects of what lies ahead for Seon & Associates.

In her spare time, Leslie-Ann enjoys spending time with family and friends, travelling, and volunteer work. She is an avid sports enthusiast and a fan of cricket, tennis, football, and track and field. She has a passion for politics, Caribbean integration, French cuisine, and supporting worthy social causes. 

She recently started her pet project; a Podcast – Seon180, a Caribbean platform in which she engages in frank, fearless, and fun discussions on personal and professional issues with compelling Caribbean voices urging the audience to be bold, take risks and move beyond neutral.

Leslie-Ann is admitted to practice at the Bars of Grenada, Barbados, and the British Virgin Islands.

BA (Hons) University of the West Indies, 1988

LLB (Hons) University of the West Indies, 1991

LEC Hugh Wooding Law School, 1993

Grenada, 1993

Barbados, 1993

British Virgin Islands, 2002