Deepmala Chauhan is an Associate at Diwan Associates, New Delhi, with a robust and evolving practice spanning Environmental Law, Civil Law, and Family Law, with a pronounced focus on environmental litigation, regulatory compliance, and sustainability-driven legal solutions. She holds a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and an LL.M. in Criminal Law from Amity University, Noida, reflecting a strong academic foundation complemented by practical legal training.

She has developed significant experience in environmental jurisprudence, particularly in matters involving environmental impact assessments, pollution control regulations, conservation of natural resources, and compliance with statutory environmental frameworks. She has been actively involved in representing clients before the National Green Tribunal, where she has worked on matters addressing environmental degradation, regulatory enforcement, and public interest litigation aimed at balancing development with ecological preservation.

In addition to her environmental law practice, she has a wide practice in drafting complex civil suits, including pleadings, written submissions, and advisory opinions in multifaceted disputes. Her civil practice is marked by meticulous drafting, legal research, and strategic case management. She also handles select family law matters, ensuring sensitive and pragmatic resolution of disputes while safeguarding client interests.

She has appeared before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, the Hon’ble Delhi High Court, the National Green Tribunal, and the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), gaining exposure to diverse forums and complex litigation environments.

With a client-focused and solution-oriented approach, Deepmala combines legal acumen with ethical advocacy, aiming to deliver precise, effective, and sustainable outcomes. Her practice reflects a deep commitment to environmental protection, responsible development, and the evolving contours of Indian environmental law, alongside a dedication to professional excellence and principled legal practice.