Davinia is a Partner in the Energy & Climate Change Team at CMS.  She has over 18 years‘ experience of advising on complex high value projects and has been with the firm for 20 years.  She acts for public and private sector clients (including investors, funders and contractors) across a broad range of sectors using various delivery models. Davinia has experience of advising on both non-contentious and contentious matters.  She has also recently completed an 18-month secondment to SP Energy Networks where she worked primarily on electricity regulation and matters relating to the RIIO-2 price control review.

Davinia is dual qualified which allows her to practice in Scotland and England and Wales and is  accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a Specialist in Construction Law.  Davinia is also Vice-Chairs and Board Trustees for two Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisations: Chris’s House (Centre of Help, Response and Intervention Surrounding Suicide) and the Glasgow School of Art Student’s Association.  

With more than 450 energy and climate change lawyers, including over 100 partners, the CMS Energy and Climate Change practice is one of the largest of its kind in the world. Led from its centres of excellence such as London and Aberdeen, the practice works across 75 offices globally. Building on 40 years of experience advising on power, oil & gas and renewables through to energy disputes, emerging areas and Energy Transition, CMS is uniquely placed to ensure clients receive advice best suited to their commercial needs and to our collective future.

Davinia is a Partner in the Energy & Climate Change Team at CMS.  She has over 18 years‘ experience of advising on complex high value projects and has been with the firm for 20 years.  She acts for public and private sector clients (including investors, funders and contractors) across a broad range of sectors using various delivery models. Davinia has experience of advising on both non-contentious and contentious matters.  She has also recently completed an 18-month secondment to SP Energy Networks where she worked primarily on electricity regulation and matters relating to the RIIO-2 price control review.

Davinia is dual qualified which allows her to practice in Scotland and England and Wales and is  accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a Specialist in Construction Law.  Davinia is also Vice-Chairs and Board Trustees for two Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisations: Chris’s House (Centre of Help, Response and Intervention Surrounding Suicide) and the Glasgow School of Art Student’s Association.  

With more than 450 energy and climate change lawyers, including over 100 partners, the CMS Energy and Climate Change practice is one of the largest of its kind in the world. Led from its centres of excellence such as London and Aberdeen, the practice works across 75 offices globally. Building on 40 years of experience advising on power, oil & gas and renewables through to energy disputes, emerging areas and Energy Transition, CMS is uniquely placed to ensure clients receive advice best suited to their commercial needs and to our collective future.