Chala McKenna

Associate
Davidson Chalmers Stewart

Having previously worked in-house for the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), Chala has wide ranging experience spanning all environmental matters with particular expertise in the waste and resources sector, issues relating to water and dealing with compliance and enforcement.

Working with SEPA has afforded Chala valuable insight into what is required and expected when dealing with matters of legal analysis, interpretation and ensuring compliance for commercial clients. As part of the environmental team at Davidson Chalmers Stewart, she is now putting her technical and legal knowledge and experience to use in finding commercially viable solutions for private and public sector clients alike. Chala has developed good connections across a number of sectors having worked with many technical experts in the environmental arena over the last 7 years.

Chala is a Law Society of Scotland Accredited Specialist and a member of the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Member’s Forum of the UK Environmental Law Association.

CPD & Training with Chala McKenna:

Environmental Law Update Webinar 2023 On-demand

CPD
On-demand
Housing, Agriculture and estates, Alternative investment market, Civil court work, Commercial litigation, Construction, Environment, Environment (Business Premises), Fishing, Transport, Public sector, Property litigation, Power and utilities, Planning, Parliamentary, Mining, Local government
Watch our speakers explore the latest developments in Environmental Law, including: the Scottish deposit return scheme, the ban on biodegradable municipal waste being landfilled and changes regarding incineration. Understand how the changes may affect you and/or your clients and how to prepare for them

Climate Change Webinar 2023 On-demand

CPD
On-demand
Environment, Construction, EU / international, Fishing, Mining, Power and utilities, Transport, Local government, Parliamentary
Watch Chala McKenna, Associate at Davidson Chalmers Stewart, to learn about the policy and regulation stemming from the climate change emergency in Scotland.

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