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DMH Stallard is an award winning, full-service South East law firm with offices in London, Brighton, Gatwick, Guildford, Hassocks and Horsham.
DMH Stallard has grown rapidly since it was established in 1970, and continues to maintain its focus on building long term relationships with clients to help deliver their goals and objectives. Our lawyers deliver tailored legal services with energy and creativity, backed by technical expertise. We have an established track record of working with clients on a range of UK and international assignments.
We work closely with a range of advisers, whether lawyers in other jurisdictions or specialists in other disciplines. We also work alongside other lawyers and law firms on specific matters for their clients or assisting on matters where a conflict of interest has arisen.
With 99 partners and a total of just over 400 people in the firm, we are able to provide multi-disciplinary legal teams with real depth to deliver a high-quality service and work in partnership with some of the most successful organisations in the country. Our lawyers are highly ranked in the leading legal directories, Chambers and Partners, including the High Net Worth guide, and Legal 500.
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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
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Kate Partridge talks through her usual day as a Corporate lawyer and how a four day week has helped balance her personal life.
Kate Partridge19/10/2026
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