Kick start your career at DMH Stallard

DMH Stallard is an innovative and progressive firm that seeks opportunities to stand out from the crowd. We are always looking for talented individuals to work with us and we pride ourselves on providing a supportive and professional environment for our staff and partners. This is essential for our continued success.

A key ingredient of our success is the high calibre of the people we recruit. We all want a rewarding career and in return for dedication, loyalty and commitment, we endeavour to give all our staff and partners the opportunity to develop their skills and experience with us in a modern, down to earth and supportive environment. Our dedicated training team work closely with our legal and support teams to help provide the necessary support as our staff and partners continue to develop their careers with us.

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We recruited Alex as a Reception and Office Services Assistant initially. She quickly progressed into a Paralegal role and secured a Training Contract with DMH Stallard in 2024.

Cassie Thompson, Senior HR Advisor

Cassie Thompson, HR, DMH Stallard LLP

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Career progression, from business support to Paralegal

Alex Robinson, Paralegal in our Family Law team, began her career at DMH Stallard working in Office Services in a business support role. From here, she has been able to start on her journey into her legal career. Hear more from Alex about how her business support role helped prepare her for her future legal career.

Announcements

Firm views employee satisfaction as ‘key driver’ of success

DMH Stallard has reported exceptional levels of employee satisfaction, with 100% agreeing that the firm is a good place to work in latest survey.

28/09/2026

Insights

DMH Stallard advises BDX Group on ‘strategic acquisition’

DMH Stallard has advised BDX Group Ltd and Socrates Holdings Ltd on the successful acquisition of Socrates Imaging B.V. and Socrates Imaging Ltd.

24/09/2026

Insights

(Un)lawful information gathering: Baroness Lawrence v Associated Newspapers [2026]

unpacking the High Court’s dismissal of privacy claims arising from unlawful information gathering in Baroness Lawrence v Associated Newspapers [2026] EWHC 1637.

18/09/2026

Events

Right to work checks – Are you ready for 1 October 2026?

In this latest webinar, our Immigration team willl provide an overview of what is changing, what it means for your business, and how your commercial contracts and service arrangements may be impacted by the extended liabilities pertaining to third party workers.

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