Suzanne represents sports national governing bodies, national Olympic/Paralympic committees, anti-doping agencies, and international federations in domestic and international arbitration and in internal grievance proceedings, including in the areas of athlete protection, “opportunity to compete” and selection challenges, compliance claims, doping cases, and a wide array of other disputes within the Olympic and Paralympic Movement and sports more broadly. She has represented over twenty sports organizations in over one hundred disputes, across all stages of the process, including directing investigations, pre-hearing procedures, motions practice, hearings, and settlements.

Suzanne is well known for her work designing and implementing athlete protection policies on behalf of both professional and amateur sports organizations. In addition, she regularly advises sports clients on the development, implementation, and enforcement of bylaws, selection procedures, and other organizational rules, policies, and procedures. Suzanne has also played a key role in obtaining recognition and sanctioning for new and emerging sports, and maintaining the good standing of existing sports in the Olympic and Paralympic Movement.

As part of her sports practice, Suzanne regularly advises clients on corporate governance, board disputes, and other issues unique to nonprofit sports organizations.

Suzanne also has an extensive background as an athlete herself, having competed in equestrian show jumping, cycling, Nordic skiing, and ultra running.