Our focus is you

Our employment solicitors prepare employment documents for clients and regularly undertake comprehensive reviews of the full range of employment contracts, policies, procedures and bonus schemes on behalf of our clients. Our aim is to ensure that your employment procedures are fully up to date and compliant with legislation, ensuring that your exposure to risk is effectively managed at all times.

In addition, our lawyers work with clients to ensure that new policies and procedures are implemented effectively. As part of our service we provide training and advice to managers to give them the know-how and confidence to apply the revised processes and procedures. We can target training so as to maximise outcomes and help to encourage change within your organisation.

Our team are ranked highly in the top legal directories that include Chambers and Partners (Band 1) and Legal 500 (Tier 1), whilst the firm is also recognised as a Leading Firm in both directories.

We have offices in London and across the South East including Gatwick and Crawley, Hassocks, Horsham, Brighton and Guildford.

Please note that visits to our office is by appointment only. If you wish to contact one of our employment lawyers you can do via our online enquiry form.

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Adam Williams, Lawyer, Partner, Employment, DMH Stallard

Recent work

Sectors

Sectors
  • Charities (1)
  • Manufacturing (1)

International charity employment

Supporting an international charity in relation to restructuring exercises and reviewing a substantial amount of employment documentation, including local and global policies.

Terms of employment

Supporting an impact protection manufacturer on a complex project to integrate and transpose into UK law existing bonus plans and handbook policies, and to introduce new UK terms of employment for UK country manager and its most senior sales staff.

Insights

Managing HR risk in a hybrid working world

Employment law expert Rebecca Thornley-Gibson looks at the key issues HR professionals and employers need to be aware of when managing a remote workforce, including the risk of sharing confidential information.

Podcasts

Employees working abroad (part 2) – how employers should deal with requests

In part 2 of this podcast series, we examine some of the practical issues faced by employers who receive requests or who are otherwise considering the possibility of moving employees abroad.

22/10/2026

Media spotlight

New data suggests majority of managers have no training on sexual harassmenttest1

Rebecca Thornley-Gibson shares her insights with HR magazine on the need for mandatory training for managers.

Rebecca Thornley-Gibson

21/10/2026

Announcements

DMH Stallard celebrates ‘tremendous’ Chambers 2027 rankings

DMH Stallard has reinforced its position as the South East’s leading law firm with another strong performance in the Chambers and Partners 2027 legal rankings.

20/10/2026

Media spotlight

Kate Partridge talks to BCL Legal about her day as a Corporate lawyertest1

Kate Partridge talks through her usual day as a Corporate lawyer and how a four day week has helped balance her personal life.

Kate Partridge

19/10/2026

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