Not A Level Playing Field: Drafting And Interpreting Force Majeure Clauses Post Covid-19
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India Seaton
India is an Associate in the Sport Team at Walker Morris. She specialises in sports litigation and sport related dispute resolution. India also supports the wider Sport Team in commercial, corporate and general compliance work in the sports and media sector.
India’s clients include clubs, athletes and agents and her work covers all areas of sport related dispute resolution ranging from governing body investigations and arbitrations (including Premier League, EFL, National League and FA investigations and arbitrations) to high court disputes.
India enjoys working in such a fast paced and interesting environment and her approach to client work is diligent and hardworking – she is always striving to achieve the right results for her clients.
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