India is a senior associate in the Competition, Regulation and Trade group.
India specialises in competition litigation. She has experience advising clients on both claimant-side and defendant-side instructions with a focus on complex and high-value cases across a range of sectors including telecoms, transport, payments, construction and sport.
India’s practice involves advising clients in relation to competition class actions, follow-on damages claims, third party disclosure applications, market studies as well as competition arbitrations. She has extensive experience in the Competition Appeal Tribunal in particular, as well as the Court of Appeal, the High Court and arbitral tribunals.
Accolades
- “[…] and India Case worked with us on a highly sensitive matter and were excellent. They were responsive, understood our concerns (legally and strategically), and gave clear high-quality advice.” Legal 500 2025
Experience & capabilities
Selected matters
- representing a mobile network operator in an opt-out competition class action regarding the pricing of mobile contracts in the UK *
- advising the class representative in an opt-out competition class action regarding the emergency services network in the UK *
- advising the largest private claimant in the UK trucks proceedings following on from the European Commission’s settlement decision regarding the pricing of trucks *
- advising a payments business on responding to a third-party disclosure request *
- representing a sports regulator in a competition arbitration *
- advising a construction business on a potential follow-on damages claim following a CMA infringement decision *
- advising a financial data provider in an FCA market study *
* Experience gained prior to joining the firm
Background
Prior to joining Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP, India worked at a leading global law firm in London where she advised clients on a range of litigation matters, focusing on complex competition disputes.
India holds a degree in Spanish and Italian from the University of St Andrews.
